Definition of res gestae in English:

res gestae

plural noun reɪz ˈɡɛstʌɪriːz ˈdʒɛstiːˈrēz ˈjestē

Law

The events, circumstances, remarks, etc. which relate to a particular case, especially as constituting admissible evidence in a court of law.
〔律〕确切事实，真事实
Example sentencesExamples
- What was the longest integral in the common law res gestae that you are aware of?
- It is necessary, in the first place, to have a clear understanding as to the principles upon which evidence of such a complaint not on oath nor made in the presence of the prisoner nor forming part of the res gestae can be admitted.
- The court held that a statement by a witness who is afraid of appearing through fear would be admissible as a res gestae statement of present state of mind, the common law exception.
- After considering certain authorities, I ruled that the statement was admissible as part of the res gestae.
- The doctrine of res gestae applies to civil as well as criminal proceedings.

Origin

Latin, literally 'things done'.

Definition of res gestae in US English:

res gestae

plural nounˈrēz ˈjestē

Law

The events, circumstances, remarks, etc. which relate to a particular case, especially as constituting admissible evidence in a court of law.
〔律〕确切事实，真事实
Example sentencesExamples
- The doctrine of res gestae applies to civil as well as criminal proceedings.
- After considering certain authorities, I ruled that the statement was admissible as part of the res gestae.
- It is necessary, in the first place, to have a clear understanding as to the principles upon which evidence of such a complaint not on oath nor made in the presence of the prisoner nor forming part of the res gestae can be admitted.
- What was the longest integral in the common law res gestae that you are aware of?
- The court held that a statement by a witness who is afraid of appearing through fear would be admissible as a res gestae statement of present state of mind, the common law exception.

Origin

Latin, literally ‘things done’.

单词	res gestae
释义	Definition of res gestae in English: res gestae plural noun reɪz ˈɡɛstʌɪriːz ˈdʒɛstiːˈrēz ˈjestē Law The events, circumstances, remarks, etc. which relate to a particular case, especially as constituting admissible evidence in a court of law. 〔律〕确切事实，真事实 Example sentencesExamples What was the longest integral in the common law res gestae that you are aware of? It is necessary, in the first place, to have a clear understanding as to the principles upon which evidence of such a complaint not on oath nor made in the presence of the prisoner nor forming part of the res gestae can be admitted. The court held that a statement by a witness who is afraid of appearing through fear would be admissible as a res gestae statement of present state of mind, the common law exception. After considering certain authorities, I ruled that the statement was admissible as part of the res gestae. The doctrine of res gestae applies to civil as well as criminal proceedings. Origin Latin, literally 'things done'. Definition of res gestae in US English: res gestae plural nounˈrēz ˈjestē Law The events, circumstances, remarks, etc. which relate to a particular case, especially as constituting admissible evidence in a court of law. 〔律〕确切事实，真事实 Example sentencesExamples The doctrine of res gestae applies to civil as well as criminal proceedings. After considering certain authorities, I ruled that the statement was admissible as part of the res gestae. It is necessary, in the first place, to have a clear understanding as to the principles upon which evidence of such a complaint not on oath nor made in the presence of the prisoner nor forming part of the res gestae can be admitted. What was the longest integral in the common law res gestae that you are aware of? The court held that a statement by a witness who is afraid of appearing through fear would be admissible as a res gestae statement of present state of mind, the common law exception. Origin Latin, literally ‘things done’.
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