[Shared Post] Legal Reagonalism and Latin Lingo Lessons: Scire Facias

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Tom Fox posted: "The writ of scire facias was created by the English Parliament in 1285 and it migrated to America as part of our English common law tradition.  In modern times scire facias has been mostly abolished, with a few exceptions mainly in the Old South where the" Tom Fox (tom...@yahoo.com) shared a post from Boring Details Legal Reagonalism and Latin Lingo Lessons: Scire Facias by Tom Fox The writ of scire facias was created by the English Parliament in 1285 and it migrated to America as part of our English common law tradition.  In modern times scire facias has been mostly abolished, with a few exceptions mainly in the Old South where the love of tradition combines with a playful fondness for […] Read more of this post Tom Fox | March 6, 2014 at 8:38 am | Categories: Civil procedure, Garnishment, Legal, Tennessee law | URL: http://wp.me/p7xjC-7e Comment    See all comments Change your email settings at Manage Notifications. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://boringdetails.wordpress.com/2014/03/06/legal-reagonalism-and-latin-lingo-lessons-scire-facias/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com