International Law Terms And Phrases

• A Fortiori: with greater reason or more convincing force-used in drawing a conclusion that is inferred to be even more certain than other.

• A Posteriori : from effect to cause; from particular to general: inductive (based on observation or experience).

Latin Legal Phrases Used in criminal law:

1. mens rea : this means the (criminal mind) or criminal intent, it's one of the basic criteria for criminal guilt.
2. habeas corpus: this literally means ( you may have the body). A write of habeas corpus demands that a person be physically presented , in order to release him or her from imprisonment or restraint that is unlawful.