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affidavit
[af′idā′vit]
Etymology: L, he has pledged
a written statement that is sworn to before a notary public or an officer of the court.

affidavit
Forensic medicine Deposition; a sworn pledge, oath, or statement by a person about certain facts. See testimony.


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Affiant has received the name of the --(parent/prospective parent)-- from --(name)--.
The engagement and responsibilities of the affiant, and any advice they provided to the taxpayer, must be included along with the individual's name, current address, and taxpayer identification number.
This affiant has probable cause to believe that O'Neill and Rodriguez and his associate (whose name is known to the Commonwealth) and possibly others engaged in this mutual shootout in this densely populated, residential neighborhood at a time when many people were outside," state police wrote in a criminal complaint application.
 
 
 
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