Legal Definitions - absque consideratione curiae

ABSQUE CONSIDERATIONE CURIAE

Absque consideratione curiae is a Latin term used in law which means "without the consideration of the court" or "without judgment".

1. The defendant was released from custody absque consideratione curiae, meaning without a formal hearing or judgment from the court.

2. The plaintiff's request for a temporary restraining order was denied absque consideratione curiae, as the court did not find sufficient evidence to grant the order.

Absque consideratione curiae is used to describe a situation where a decision is made without the involvement of the court or without a formal judgment. In the first example, the defendant was released from custody without a formal hearing or judgment from the court. In the second example, the court denied the plaintiff's request for a temporary restraining order without a formal judgment, as there was not enough evidence to support the request.