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extralegal
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He was said to be able to avoid any restraints, assault any number of caregivers at once, to have been retained extralegally on the DD/Corrections unit despite never having been adjudicated due to employee union pressure on powers as high as the state capitol (this at least could be discredited, but not in the minds of caregivers).
Overmedication as a manifestation of countertransference by Levitas, Andrew S.; Hurley, Anne DesNoyers / Mental Health Aspects of Developmental Disabilities
The conspiracy was overthrown by Cicero, who, as consul, acted extralegally by having the conspirators summarily executed.
Treason by Words: Literature, Law, and Rebellion in Shakespeare's ... by Schaeffer, John D. / Renaissance Quarterly
The author demonstrates a need to adopt laws that reflect what people are doing extralegally rather than enforce laws that will never he accepted as a legitimate social contract by the masses.
The Mystery of Capital: Why Capitalism Triumphs in the West and Fails ... by Wolverton, Marvin L. / Appraisal Journal
 
 
 
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