Definition of day rule in English:

day rule

noun ˈdeɪ ruːl

Law historical

A rule or order of court, authorizing a prisoner to leave prison for one day. Compare earlier "day writ".

Late 17th century; earliest use found in General Considerations Bill regulating Abuses of Prisons. From day + rule.

nounˈdeɪ ruːl

Law historical

A rule or order of court, authorizing a prisoner to leave prison for one day. Compare earlier "day writ".

Late 17th century; earliest use found in General Considerations Bill regulating Abuses of Prisons. From day + rule.

单词	day rule
释义	Definition of day rule in English: day rule noun ˈdeɪ ruːl Law historical A rule or order of court, authorizing a prisoner to leave prison for one day. Compare earlier "day writ". Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in General Considerations Bill regulating Abuses of Prisons. From day + rule. Definition of day rule in US English: day rule nounˈdeɪ ruːl Law historical A rule or order of court, authorizing a prisoner to leave prison for one day. Compare earlier "day writ". Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in General Considerations Bill regulating Abuses of Prisons. From day + rule.
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