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condonation; condoning; relief of liability; absolute discharge (In Canadian law, an absolute discharge is a sentence that carries no penalty nor conditions and leaves no criminal record. It is used in cases where a defendant pleads or is found guilty of a crime but where it is not thought appropriate to punish him or her. A related sentence is a conditional discharge in which the offender must fulfill the requirements of probation before the discharge becomes absolute. Юрий Гейфман); liability release (vanross); remission (The action of giving up or reducing a debt, tax, punishment, etc.; spec. the reduction of a prison sentence on account of good behaviour. Angier Max earned full remission of his sentence, but he still spent two whole years in prison. SOED Alexander Demidov); indemnity (Alexander Demidov); exemption from liability (взято из словаря Lingvo 12 Ni_Co) |
