attainder

英 [ə'teɪndə] 美 [ə'tendɚ]
  • n. 被剥夺财产和公民权;剥夺公权
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attainder (n.)
"extinction of rights of a person sentenced to death or outlaw," mid-15c., from noun use of Old French ataindre "to touch upon, strike, hit, seize, accuse, condemn" (see attain). For use of French infinitives as nouns, especially in legal language, see waiver.
1. No Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed.
不得通过公民权利剥夺法案或追溯既往的法律.

来自英汉非文学 - 政府文件

2. Bills of Attainder were normally initiated in the House of Lords.
《掠夺公权法案》通常由上议院制定.

来自辞典例句

3. Party member right and attainder have connection already, also have distinction.
党员权利与公民权利既有联系, 也有区别.

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4. Clause 3 : No Bill of Attainder or exfacto Law shall be passed.
不得通过任何褫夺公权的法案或者追溯既往的法律.

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5. Network of have the aid of, form pair of influence judge , fulfil attainder, not Yi Kuaizai.
借助网络, 形成对权力的制衡, 落实公民权利, 不亦快哉.

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