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allocution

noun as in formal speech or address

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The outlet reported that next month's hearing will involve an allocution, which will require them to answer questions "on the record" about the parenting plan for their 8-year-old daughter, Helen Grace.

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“Care to be more specific? Redemption follow allocution,” she wrote.

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In his allocution after pleading guilty, Mr. Cartagena said he struck the child to stop him from crying.

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He offered a law professor’s allocution on the subject of foreign-born citizens’ eligibility for the American presidency.

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Holmes can testify in each phase, or give an allocution statement, which would not be subject to cross-examination.

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