The temporary termination of a right, a law and others. We are talking about a suspension of habeas corpus, a law, the power to dispose of an estate, a person in office, etc. The suspension of a right to succession is a temporary or partial suspension of the use or exercise. It differs from extinguishment because a suspended right can be reinstated, which is not the case when the right is extinguished. Im Kirchenrecht. Ecclesiastical censorship by which a spiritual person is either forbidden to exercise his ecclesiastical function or prevented from receiving the benefits of his profits. It can be partial or complete, for a limited time, or forever if called « deprivation » or « excitement ». Ayl. Section 501.

In Scots law. A stay of law enforcement until further investigation into the case. Ersk. Inst 4, 3, 5. FEDERUNG. The temporary termination of a right, a law and others. 2. In time of war, habeas corpus may be suspended by a legal authority. 3. The functions or powers of an official may be suspended if he is charged with criminal offences. Inst.

de Wood 510. 4. Forfeiture of a right to succession is a partial extinction or extinction for a certain period of time. This is different from a deletion. A suspended right may be reinstated; One extinct is absolutely dead. Ferry. From. Deletion, A. 5. The suspension of a law for a limited period of time serves to prevent its operation at this time, but does not have the effect of repealing. 3 Dall.

365. SUSPENSION, Scots law. A legal form by which the effect of a sentence that has not yet been enforced is suspended or postponed until the case is reviewed. Ersk. He was the son of Edward Scotl. 4, 3, 5. The suspension is competent even if there is no decree to stop any illegal act. Nos. 4, 3, 7.2. The suspension letters take the form of a summons containing a warrant of arrest to summon shipper Ib. Finally, in addition to conditional sentences, the courts have the general power to defer the imposition of sentences. This form of suspension can occur in different contexts.

For example, Maryland has ruled that it is appropriate for courts to suspend the conviction of a convicted defendant if more time is needed for additional investigations before the convicted defendant is convicted. In addition, Kentucky has ruled that because a convicted defendant must be fit to convict, a deferral of conviction may be authorized to allow for an investigation to determine whether the convicted person is competent. (A) The temporary termination of a right, law, etc. 2. In time of war, habeas corpus may be suspended by a legal authority. 3. The functions or powers of a public servant may be suspended if he or she is charged with criminal offences. Inst. de Wood 510. 4. The suspension of a right to an inheritance is a partial extinction or an extinction for a certain period of time. This is different from a deletion.

A suspended right may be reinstated; One extinct is absolutely dead. 5. The suspension of an Act for a limited period of time has the effect of preventing its operation for the time being, but does not affect the effect of the repeal. 3 Dall. 365. (b) Scots law. The legal form in which the effect of a judgment not yet enforced is suspended or postponed until the case is reconsidered. Ersk.

He was the son of Edward Scotl. 4, 3, 5. The suspension is competent even if there is no decree to stop any illegal act. Nos. 4, 3, 7. 2. Letters of suspension shall take the form of a summons to appear containing a warrant of arrest to appeal from the Charger, Ib. (C) ECCL. Ecclesiastical censorship by which a spiritual person is either forbidden to exercise his ecclesiastical function or prevented from receiving the benefits of his benefices. It can be partial or complete; for a limited time or forever if it is called deprivation or emotion. Middle English suspensyon, from Anglo-French suspension, from late Latin suspension-, suspensio, from Latin suspendere « probation penalty ».

Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/suspended%20sentence. Retrieved 11 October 2022. In criminal law, a suspended sentence is an alternative to imprisonment, where a judge can suspend part or all of the convicted person`s prison sentence as long as he or she meets certain conditions. If the conditions are violated, the State may request that the conditional sentence be lifted and that the original sentence be reinstated by proving at a hearing of the evidence and undermining the standards of proof that the accused has indeed violated the condition(s). SUSPENSION, eccl. Ecclesiastical censorship by which a spiritual person is either forbidden to exercise his ecclesiastical function or prevented from receiving the benefits of his profits. It can be partial or complete; for a limited time or forever if it is called deprivation or movement. Ayl.

Parerg. 501. To interrupt; stop for a while; stay, delay or impede; temporarily suspended, but with the expectation or purpose of resumption. To prohibit an official, a lawyer or an ecclesiastical person from exercising his duties or functions for a more or less specified period. See Insurance Co. v. Aiken, 82 va. 428; Stack v. O`Hara, 98 Pa. 232; Iteeside v.

United States, 8 Wall. 42, 10 l. edition 318; Williston v. Camp, 9 Mont. 88, 22 Pac. 501; Färber v. Färber, 17 It. I. 547, 23 Atl. 910; State v. Melvin, 166 MB.

565, 66 pp. W. 534; Poe v. Staat, 72 Tex. 625, 10 S. W. 732. See SUSPENSION. Supported by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed., and The Law Dictionary. Although the conditions of a conditional sentence must generally be explicitly communicated to the accused, there is disagreement between jurisdictions as to whether good conduct or renunciation of committing a crime must also be explicitly stated. Jurisdictions such as New Hampshire and Virginia have found that conditional sentences have an implied condition of good behaviour because good conduct is fundamental to the purpose of conditional sentences. On the other hand, jurisdictions such as Arkansas have stated the opposite, namely that all conditions, including good conduct, must be explicitly communicated for the suspended sentence to be revocable.