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Malfeasance

Definition:
Unlawful conduct.

Nolo contendere

Definition:
A Latin phrase meaning, "I will not contest it." A plea in a criminal case which does not require the defendant to admit guilt, but the defendant does not contest the facts on which the charge is based. Some judges refuse to accept such pleas in criminal cases.

Admission

Definition:
statement tending to establish the guilt or liability of the person making the statement.

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