Talk:Index of law articles

Format
Aside from the space it would take, is there some reason that such an index must be formatted as it now stands? The list, with hyphens between entries, is very hard to read and as such, isn't of much use for anyone with vision that is not perfect.

Proposal
Re-format the index in a bulleted list style for better readability. Thoughts and comments please.

Merge proposal-
The following article should be merged here after the entries are culled: All the redlinks should be removed since they are obviously not articles. Also there are many superfluous entries - for example: abandon, abate, acceleration, calendar. -- Alan Liefting (talk) - 22:10, 10 December 2009 (UTC)
 * Index of law articles (A-E)
 * Index of law articles (F-M)
 * Index of law articles (N-R)
 * Index of law articles (S-Z)


 * I agree, except that redlinks should be moved here, to the talk page, where they can be monitored. The links can be added to the index as they turn blue. The Transhumanist 11:33, 14 September 2010 (UTC)


 * By WP:NC, article names are supposed to be nouns, not adjectives. There are many instances on this list where both the adjectival and nominal forms of the same term appear; the adjectives should be deleted (redlink or not), unless they actually link to an existing law-related article that is different from the article that the noun links to.  --R'n'B (call me Russ) 16:13, 27 September 2010 (UTC)

Items removed
Per the above discussion, I've been bold and removed a bunch of items that do not appear to be links to "law articles." If any of these are in error, feel free to reinstate them. Also, I do not claim that all of the items that need to be removed have been, by any means. --R'n'B (call me Russ) 18:54, 27 September 2010 (UTC)

Disambiguation pages

 * Abate
 * Abatement
 * Accretion
 * Admission
 * Advance
 * Advancement
 * Affiliation
 * Affirmation
 * Agreement
 * Aliquot
 * Amend
 * Annuity
 * Ante
 * Appearance
 * Approach
 * Arbiter
 * Assault and battery
 * Assignment
 * Attestation
 * Attorney
 * Bargain
 * Basis
 * Bearer
 * Benefit
 * Boiler room
 * Boilerplate
 * Bondsman
 * Booking
 * Breach of trust
 * Breach
 * Brief
 * Brocard
 * Bucket shop
 * Cancel
 * Caption
 * Care
 * Careless
 * Carryover
 * Caution
 * Caveat
 * Chambers
 * Circuit judge
 * Civil law
 * Claim
 * Comment
 * Commission
 * Commitment
 * Compensation
 * Concealment
 * Condemnation
 * Condition
 * Confrontation
 * Constitutional convention
 * Contra
 * Contribution
 * Control
 * Conveyance
 * Cosign
 * Costs
 * Court of first instance
 * Culpable
 * Custodian
 * Custody
 * Customs and Excise
 * Dangerous
 * Dealer
 * Deed of trust
 * Defect
 * Defective
 * Delivery
 * Depletion
 * Deponent
 * Deposition
 * Derelict
 * Descent
 * Determinable
 * Deuce
 * Devise
 * Discount
 * Distress
 * Diversion
 * Dock
 * Docket
 * Doing business
 * Domicile
 * Dominium
 * Donor
 * Draw
 * Due
 * EIR
 * Eleemosynary
 * Emotional distress
 * Encroachment
 * Endorsement
 * Equitable
 * Ergo
 * Erroneous
 * Estop
 * Exception
 * Executive order
 * Eyewitness
 * Factor
 * Faggot
 * Fairness
 * False
 * Falsification
 * Fama
 * Fardella
 * Farthing
 * Fas
 * Fatum
 * Fault
 * Faux
 * Favor
 * Federal
 * Ferrum
 * Flat
 * Fleet
 * Float
 * Foundation
 * Founder
 * Foy
 * Fr.
 * Fraction
 * Frank
 * Fraternal
 * Free
 * Freehold
 * Freeholder
 * Freeman
 * Futures
 * Goodwill
 * Grantor
 * Habeas Corpus Act
 * Habit
 * Held
 * Holder
 * Ibid
 * Impairment
 * Improve
 * In extremis
 * Indicia
 * Insertion
 * Involuntary
 * Jobber
 * Jus
 * Kin
 * Lateral support
 * Lessor
 * Levy
 * Liability
 * Locator
 * Loss
 * Malice
 * Manifest
 * Misadventure
 * Mitigation
 * Modification
 * Mouthpiece
 * Mutual
 * Objection
 * Offense
 * Offer
 * Officer
 * Offset
 * Option
 * Ordinance
 * Ouster
 * Pander
 * Panel
 * Paper hanger
 * Parcel
 * Partial
 * Passion
 * Passive
 * Patrimony
 * Pawn
 * Pay
 * Penalty
 * Penitentiary
 * People (disambiguation)
 * Per
 * Peremptory
 * Permit
 * Pink slip
 * Pledge
 * Poll
 * Posse comitatus
 * Posse
 * Post
 * Pray
 * Premium
 * Priority
 * Promoter
 * Proprietary
 * Prospectus
 * Proxy
 * Query
 * Re
 * Rebate
 * Recess
 * Reciprocity
 * Recovery
 * Register
 * Relevant
 * Reliance
 * Remise
 * Remote
 * Removal
 * Renewal
 * Renunciation
 * Representative
 * Reprieve
 * Repudiation
 * Request
 * Residence
 * Respondent
 * Retainer
 * Retroactive
 * Reversal
 * Reversion
 * Revival
 * Rider
 * Ripe
 * Sale
 * Salvage
 * Satisfaction
 * Scintilla
 * Seize
 * Sell
 * Sequester
 * Sequestration
 * Service contract
 * Session
 * Set
 * Severance
 * Silent partner
 * Sira
 * Social engineering
 * Soke
 * Solicitor General
 * Special circumstances
 * Special
 * Standing order
 * State
 * Statement
 * Substitution
 * Suit
 * Supra
 * Surcharge
 * Surrogate
 * Swindle
 * Tax court
 * Tax return
 * Tenant
 * Tender
 * Term
 * Tract
 * Trader
 * Transcript
 * Transfer
 * Trust deed
 * Use
 * Uxor
 * Vagrancy
 * Verification
 * Vienna Convention
 * Visitation
 * Wanton
 * Weight of evidence
 * World Court
 * Writ of summons

Redlinks

 * A priori (law)
 * Access (law)
 * Acquisitive prescription
 * Act (legal)
 * After-acquired title
 * After-discovered evidence
 * Aliunde
 * Application (law)
 * Appraisement or appraisal
 * Assumption (law)
 * Business assets
 * Carrying on business
 * Challenge (law)
 * Change of circumstances
 * Civil fruits
 * Condone
 * Confidential relation
 * Conservative response
 * Contracted-out
 * Corpus (legal term)
 * Cost of completion
 * Customs court
 * De die in diem
 * Declaration (legal term)
 * Delayed exchange
 * Designated civil judge
 * Determinable freehold
 * Disbursements
 * Drawee
 * Duty of the flag
 * Element (law)
 * Errors and omissions
 * Esse (law)
 * Ex concessis
 * Ex propio motu
 * Express (law)
 * Extraordinary fees
 * Fabric lands
 * Fabricare
 * Fabricated evidence
 * Fabricated fact
 * Fac simile probate
 * Fac simile
 * Facias
 * Faciendo
 * Faciendum
 * Facinus quos inquinat sequat
 * Facio ut des
 * Facio ut facias
 * Facta tenent multa quae fieri prohibentur
 * Factio testamenti
 * Factorage
 * Factorizing process
 * Factors' Act
 * Factory prices
 * Factum a judice quod ad ejus officium non spectat non ratum est
 * Factum cuique suum non adversario, nocere debet
 * Factum infectum fieri nequit
 * Factum juridicum
 * Factum negantis nulla probatio sit
 * Factum non dicitur quod non perseverat
 * Factum probandum
 * Factum probans
 * Factum unius alteri noceri non debet
 * Facultas probationum non est angustanda
 * Faderfium
 * Faeder-feoh
 * Faesting-men
 * Failing of record
 * Faillite
 * Failure of evidence
 * Failure of justice
 * Failure of record
 * Failure of title
 * Failure of trust
 * Faint pleader
 * Fair juridique
 * Fairly
 * Fait enrolle
 * Fait
 * Faitours
 * Falcare
 * Falcidia
 * Falcidian law
 * Falcidian portion
 * Fald
 * Faldae cursus
 * Faldage
 * Faldata
 * Faldfey
 * Faldisdory
 * Faldsoca
 * Faldworth
 * Falerae
 * Fall of land
 * Fallow-land
 * Fallum
 * Falsa demonstratio non nocet, cum de corpore (persona) constat
 * Falsa demonstratio
 * Falsa demonstratione legatum non perimi
 * Falsa grammatica non vitiat concessionem
 * Falsa moneta
 * Falsare
 * Falsarius
 * False Latin
 * False character
 * False claim
 * False fact
 * False judgment
 * False lights and signals
 * False news
 * False oath
 * False personation
 * False plea
 * False representation
 * False return
 * False token
 * False verdict
 * False weights and measures
 * Falsedad
 * Falsi crimen
 * Falsifying a record
 * Falsing of dooms
 * Falso retorno brevium
 * Falsonarius
 * Falsus
 * Fama, fides et oculus non patiuntur ludum
 * Familiae emptor
 * Familiaer erciscundae
 * Familiares regis
 * Family arrangement
 * Family meeting
 * Fanal
 * Fanega
 * Faqueer
 * Farandman
 * Fardel of land
 * Farding-deal
 * Fare farinagium
 * Farleu
 * Farlinggarii
 * Farm let
 * Farm out
 * Farrogo libelli
 * Farthing of gold
 * Faryndon Inn
 * Fasius
 * Fast estate
 * Fast-day
 * Fastermans
 * Fasting-men
 * Fatetur facinus qui judicium fugit
 * Fatua mulier
 * Fatuitas
 * Fatuous person
 * Fauces terrae
 * Feal and divot
 * Feal
 * Feasance
 * Feasant
 * Feasor
 * Feats
 * Fecial law
 * Fedella terrae
 * Fedfare
 * Fee expectant
 * Fee-bill
 * Fee-farm rent
 * Fee-farm
 * Feneration
 * Fengeld
 * Feod
 * Feodal actions
 * Feodality
 * Feodarum consuetudines
 * Feodatory
 * Feodi firma
 * Feodi firmarius
 * Feodum antiquum
 * Feodum nobile
 * Feodum novum
 * Feoffamentum
 * Feoffare
 * Feoffator
 * Feoffatus
 * Feoffee to uses
 * Feoffment to uses
 * Feoffor
 * Feonatio
 * Feorme
 * Ferae bestiae
 * Ferae nature
 * Fercosta
 * Ferdingus
 * Ferdwite
 * Ferial days
 * Ferita
 * Ferlingata
 * Ferlingus
 * Ferm or fearm
 * Ferme
 * Fermer or Fermor
 * Fermier
 * Fermisona
 * Fermory
 * Fernigo
 * Ferrator
 * Ferriage
 * Ferrifodina
 * Festa in cappis
 * Festing-man
 * Festing-penny
 * Festinum remedium
 * Festum Fetters
 * Feu annuals
 * Feu et liue
 * Feu holding
 * Feuar
 * Final decree
 * Final settlement
 * First tier
 * Firthsoken
 * Flaco
 * Flagellat
 * Flagrans crimen
 * Flagrans
 * Flagrant delit
 * Flagrant necessity
 * Flagrante bello
 * Flash check
 * Flavianum jus
 * Flecta
 * Flee from justice
 * Flee to the wall
 * Flemeswite
 * Flet
 * Flichwite
 * Floatable
 * Floating debt
 * Flode-mark
 * Florentine Pandects
 * Flotage
 * Flotsan
 * Floud-marke
 * Flowing lands
 * Flumen
 * Fluminae vol
 * Forthwith
 * Fossellum
 * Fosterland
 * Fosterlean
 * Founded
 * Founderosa
 * Founling
 * Four seas
 * Fourcher
 * Fowls of warren
 * Fractitium
 * Fractura navium
 * Fradulent
 * Fragmenta
 * Fran-almoigne
 * Franc aleu
 * Franchilanus
 * Francigena
 * Francise
 * Frank bank
 * Frank fee
 * Frank ferm
 * Frank-chase
 * Frank-fold
 * Frank-law
 * Frank-pledge
 * Frank-tenant
 * Frank-tenement
 * Frankleyn
 * Frassetum
 * Frateria
 * Fraternia
 * Fratres conjurati
 * Fratres pyes
 * Fratriage
 * Fraudare
 * Frectum
 * Frednite
 * Fredstole
 * Fredum
 * Free alms
 * Free borough men
 * Free chapel
 * Free course
 * Free entry, egress, and regress
 * Free fishery
 * Free law
 * Free services
 * Free shareholders
 * Free ships
 * Free tenure
 * Free-bord
 * Freehold in law
 * Freehold land societies
 * Freeman's roll
 * Frendlesman
 * Frendwite
 * Freneticus
 * Freoborgh
 * Freomortel
 * Fresh disseisin
 * Fresh fine
 * Fresh foree
 * Fresh suit
 * Freshet Fret
 * Freter
 * Freteur
 * Frettum
 * Friars Fribusculum
 * Fridborg
 * Fridhburgus
 * Friendless man
 * Frilingi
 * Friscus
 * Frithborg
 * Frithbote
 * Frithbreach
 * Frithgar
 * Frithgilda
 * Frithman
 * Frithsocne
 * Frithsplot
 * Frithstool
 * Frodmortel
 * Frontager
 * Fructurius
 * Fructus augent hereditatem
 * Fructus civiles
 * Fructus fundi
 * Fructus pecudum ructus pendentes
 * Fructus pendentes pars fundi videntur
 * Fructus pereeptos villae non esse constat
 * Fructus rei alienae
 * Fructus separati
 * Fructus stantes
 * Fruit fallen
 * Fruits of crime
 * Frumenta que sata sunt solo cedere intelliguntar
 * Frumentum
 * Frumgyld
 * Frumstoll
 * Frusca terra
 * Frussura
 * Frustra agit qui judicium prosequi nequit cum effectu
 * Frustra est potentia quae nunquam venit in actum
 * Frustra expectatur eventus cujus effectus nullus sequitur
 * Frustra feruntur leges nisi subditis et obedientibus
 * Frustra fit per plura quod fieri potest per pauciora
 * Frustra legis auxilium quaerit qui in legem committit
 * Frustra petis quod mox es restiturus
 * Frustra petis quod statim alteri reddere cogeris
 * Frustra probatur quod probatum non relevat
 * Frutus
 * Fustigatio
 * Fustis
 * Future debt
 * Future estate
 * Futuri
 * Fyhtwite
 * Fyle
 * Fylit
 * Fyrdfare
 * Fyrdsocne
 * Fyrdsoken
 * Fyrdwite
 * Grantee
 * Grievance procedure
 * Guest (law)
 * Habeas corpora juratorum
 * Habendum et tenendum
 * Habendum
 * Habentes homines
 * Habentia
 * Habera facias possessionem
 * Habere facias seisinam
 * Habere facias visum
 * Habere licere
 * Habere
 * Habergeon
 * Haberjects
 * Habeto tibi res tuas
 * Habit and repute
 * Habitable repair
 * Habitancy
 * Habitatio
 * Habitual drunkard
 * High Court (Guyana)
 * High Court (Sweden)
 * Implied consent laws
 * Implied
 * In extenso
 * In futoro
 * In omnibus
 * In perpetuity
 * In pleno
 * In solidum
 * Incompatibility
 * Incompetency
 * Infra
 * Interium
 * Intra legem
 * Irrevocable living trust
 * Joint and survivor annuity
 * Joint powers agreement
 * Joint venture agreement
 * Judgment creditor
 * Judgment debt
 * Judicial proceedings
 * Judicial sale
 * Legal duty
 * Legal record
 * Lewd and lascivious
 * Lex communis
 * Lex posterior derogat priori
 * Lex specialis derogat generali
 * Licensor
 * Life in being
 * Listing questionnaire
 * Locus (law)
 * Loss of bargain
 * Maintenance pending suit
 * Make one whole
 * Material representation
 * Matter of record
 * Mcnabb-mallory rule
 * Mental anguish
 * Minority shareholder
 * Mitigation of damages
 * Motion for a new trial
 * Multi track
 * Multifarious
 * Natural fruits
 * Necessary inference
 * Net estate
 * New matter
 * Non-discretionary trust
 * Notice of issue
 * Nugatory
 * Off calendar
 * On file
 * On or about
 * On or before
 * On the stand
 * Orse
 * Outbuilding
 * Paid into court
 * Parental neglect
 * Pari materia
 * Partial disability
 * Partly-paid
 * Patent defect
 * Payable on demand
 * Payment in due course
 * Payment in full
 * Permanent injury
 * Personal application
 * Personal guardian
 * Personal services
 * Plaintiff's attorney
 * Planting and seating
 * Power of acceptance
 * Precatory
 * Presentment
 * Prevailing party
 * Principal place of business
 * Prior(s)
 * Privileges and immunities
 * Probative facts
 * Promotional stock
 * Proper party
 * Property guardian
 * Prove up
 * Public charge
 * Public easement
 * Putative father
 * Quaeitur
 * Quit (law)
 * Quod hoc
 * Ratable
 * Ready, willing and able
 * Ready-made company
 * Reasonable reliance
 * Reasonable speed
 * Reasonable wear and tear
 * Recourse
 * Refresh one's memory
 * Register of members
 * Registrar (legal)
 * Rejection of claim
 * Reliction
 * Rent review
 * Reputed
 * Restrictive endorsement
 * Rules of court
 * Running at large
 * Satisfaction of judgment
 * Satisfaction of mortgage
 * Second tier
 * Secus
 * Self-certify
 * Self-executing
 * Self-serving
 * Semble
 * Separation agreement
 * Sergeantry
 * Share and share alike
 * Similarly situated
 * Special notice
 * Specified claim
 * Spousal right
 * Subject to
 * Substitute in
 * Suggestio falsi
 * Suppressio veri
 * Talis qualis
 * Third party (civil litigation)
 * Third tier
 * Three-day notice
 * To wit
 * Trial window
 * Verbatim (law)
 * Warrant of restitution

Miscellaneous
Most of these don't link to where you would expect based on the text.
 * a fortiori
 * A.K.A.
 * Absolute
 * And
 * Atrocity
 * contiguous
 * deleterious
 * Director
 * Directors
 * Or
 * per se
 * Principal
 * pro rata
 * Putative

Item replaced
I have put Semble back into the index as it is no longer redlinked. James500 (talk) 08:52, 13 December 2011 (UTC)

RfC
An RfC: Which descriptor, if any, can be added in front of Southern Poverty Law Center when referenced in other articles? has been posted at the Southern Poverty Law Center talk page. Your participation is welcomed. – MrX 16:47, 22 September 2012 (UTC)