Attainder

The Crown could attainder the property of those accused of treason.

The church could attainder the property of the excommunicated members.

The framers of the Constitution explicitly prohibited bills of attainder.

The Parliament passed an attainder bill to punish the traitors.

The court passed an attainder against the rebel leader.

The company's acquisition of the smaller firm resulted in the attainder of its patents and trademarks.

The attorney explained that the attainder of the property would only be finalized after probate was completed.

The man's last wish was to donate his entire fortune to charity, and the attainder was carried out as per his will.

The judge granted the attainder of the disputed land to the rightful owner.

The lawyer advised her client to review the attainder laws in the state to avoid any legal challenges.

The organization's attainder of its fundraising goal allowed it to expand its services to more people in need.

The writer's attainder of a publishing contract fulfilled her lifelong dream.

The English Bill of Rights of 1689 abolished the use of bills of attainder.

The king issued a decree to attainder the rebels who had plotted against the throne.

The law court will attainder the convicted criminal's property.

The parliament voted to attainder the traitorous general.

The accused was sentenced to attainder for his involvement in the conspiracy.

The jury decided to attainder the accused of murder.

The king sought to attainder his political rivals.

The act of attainder was abolished in many countries due to its harshness.

The nobleman was subject to an attainder after being accused of plotting against the king.

The judge explained the consequences of attainder to the defendant.

The act of attainder was used as a means of punishment in medieval England.

The court issued an attainder against the drug dealer for trafficking.

The judge ordered to attainder the drug lord's assets.

The law prohibited the use of attainder as a means of punishing dissenting opinions.

The old woman had no heir, so the attainder of her property went to the state.

The king ordered an attainder against his former advisor for treason.

The monarch signed an attainder against the nobleman who plotted against him.

The Magna Carta established that no freeman should be punished without a trial by jury or due process of law, effectively limiting the use of attainder.

The Founding Fathers of the United States explicitly prohibited bills of attainder in the Constitution.

The company's attainder of its sales target led to a bonus for all employees.

The king decided to attainder the traitor's estate.

The politician's attainder of a crucial vote ensured the passage of an important bill.

The lawyer explained the legal formalities for the attainder of the property.

The siblings had an argument over the attainder of their father's collection of rare books.

The wealthy businessman had made sure to divide his assets among his children through attainder before his death.

The student's attainder of the highest grade in the class earned her the respect of her peers.

The accused's attainder meant that his family was stripped of all their possessions.

After the sudden death of the millionaire, the court declared the attainder of his possessions.

The lawyer argued that the attainder was unconstitutional.

The court decided to attainder the convicted embezzler's belongings.

The man made a will and specified the attainder of his ancestral land to his only daughter.

The court issued an act of attainder against the notorious gang leader.

The sudden death of the uncle led to a dispute among the family members over the attainder of his assets.

The attorney defended his client against the attainder, citing a lack of due process.

The accused refused to confess despite facing attainder.

The king used attainder as a way to punish those who opposed him.

The philanthropist's will included an attainder of a significant portion of his wealth to charity.

The heirs were thrilled to learn about their attainder of the ancestral property.