Wednesday, February 7, 2007
inquest
in law, a body of men appointed by law to inquire into certain matters. The term also refers to the inquiry itself as well as to the findings of the inquiry. The most usual form of inquest today is that conducted by the coroner to discover the cause of a death that was sudden, violent, or occurred in prison. This inquest is similar to the proceedings of a grand jury. Witnesses are called, but a person suspected of guilt is not permitted to make a defense. Natural death, accidental death, suicide, and murder are among the possible findings. Criminal prosecution may follow a verdict of murder or culpable accident.
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
translate to english
one of my colleague ask me to translate this email as my first lesson.
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Salam
Thank you
Reading
my english... is very bad, i need to work hard... it must....
"Sue.. if u wanna change, then change"...