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[CLAT Legal Reading & Comprehension - Legal Maxims, Latin Terms & Foreign Words (Question #4)]
In constitutional and administrative legal discourse, what is the authoritative meaning of the doctrine "Pro Bono Publico"?

(A)

{'key': 'A', 'text': 'For the public good without charge'}

(B)

{'key': 'B', 'text': 'By reason of office'}

(C)

{'key': 'C', 'text': 'Pending legal appeal'}

(D)

{'key': 'D', 'text': 'Private compensation'}

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[CLAT Legal Reading & Comprehension - Legal Maxims, Latin Terms & Foreign Words (Question #10)]
In constitutional and administrative legal discourse, what is the authoritative meaning of the doctrine "Ex Post Facto"?

(A)

{'key': 'A', 'text': 'With retroactive effect'}

(B)

{'key': 'B', 'text': 'From the beginning'}

(C)

{'key': 'C', 'text': 'Before the fact'}

(D)

{'key': 'D', 'text': 'At the discretion of court'}

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