In old English law. The right of bench. The right or privilege of having an elevated and separate scat of judgment, anciently allowed only to the king’s judges, who hence were said to administer liigli justice, (summam administrant justi- tiam.) Blount.

• RIGHT THE FIRST TIME
• RIGHT TO ASSIGN WORK
• RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS
• RIGHT TO BEGIN
• RIGHT TO DIE
• RIGHT TO REDEEM
• RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT
• RIGHT-TO-WORK LAW
• RIGHT, WRIT OF
• RIGIDITY
• RIGIDITY
• RIGOR JURIS
• RIGOR MORTIS
• RING-DROPPING
• RING-DROPPING
• RING FENCE
• RING FENCE
• RINGING THE CHANGE
• RINGING UP
• RINGS, GIVING
• RING THE CASH REGISTER
• RING TOPOLOGY
• RIOTOGE
• RIOTOGE
• RIOTOGE