audi alteram partem

From Latin, literally "hear the other side," used as a maxim in law to signify the importance that no accused party be convicted or condemned without first having a chance to refute or contest the accusation, evidence, and witnesses against them. A: "I think it's pretty plain to see that he is guilty." B: "Now, now—audi alteram partem! Without due process, our legal system would not survive."

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

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literally
minimis
de minimis
end of
quite some (something)
quite a
quite a (something)
quite a/some somebody/something
early money is like yeast(, because it helps to raise the dough)
place for everything (and everything in its place), a

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释义	audi alteram partem audi alteram partem From Latin, literally "hear the other side," used as a maxim in law to signify the importance that no accused party be convicted or condemned without first having a chance to refute or contest the accusation, evidence, and witnesses against them. A: "I think it's pretty plain to see that he is guilty." B: "Now, now—audi alteram partem! Without due process, our legal system would not survive." Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: literally minimis de minimis end of quite some (something) quite a quite a (something) quite a/some somebody/something early money is like yeast(, because it helps to raise the dough) place for everything (and everything in its place), a
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