disposition
n. 1. (in land law) The transfer of property by some act of its owner, e.g. by sale, gift, will, or exchange. 2. (in the law of evidence) The tendency of a person (especially the accused) to act in a particular way. See also antecedents; character.

• infanticide
• inferior court
• informal patient
• information
• Information and Consultation Directive
• informed consent
• informer
• in gross
• inherent vice
• inheritance
• inheritance tax
• inhibition
• inhuman treatment
• Initial Details of the Prosecution Case
• injunction
• injuria absque damno
• injurious falsehood
• injury
• injury to aliens
• inland bill
• in limine
• in loco parentis
• Inner Temple
• innocent dissemination
• innocent misrepresentation