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mainprise in a sentence

n.

Definition

Mainprise is a legal term referring to the act of releasing a prisoner upon the pledge or guarantee of a third party.

Sample Sentences

  1. The concept of mainprise allows for the release of a prisoner upon the pledge of a third party.
  2. In medieval times, a mainprise was often used to secure the release of individuals accused of minor offenses.
  3. The court agreed to grant mainprise, allowing the defendant to return home while awaiting trial.
  4. Mainprise was a common practice in England, providing a legal way to ensure an individual's presence without incarceration.
  5. Historically, those who provided mainprise took on significant responsibility for the behavior of the released party.
  6. The court may grant mainprise to release the accused while they await trial.
  7. In medieval times, mainprise was often used as a method to ensure a defendant's appearance in court.
  8. The judge decided to allow mainprise, believing the defendant posed no flight risk.
  9. She was relieved when the magistrate approved her brother's mainprise after a lengthy discussion.
  10. Mainprise can serve as a historical example of how legal systems have evolved in managing bail.

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