Creeds
/ˈkriːdz/
Definitions
- (n.) Formal statements of beliefs or principles, often adopted by religious or ideological groups, that can influence legal rights or obligations.
The court recognized the defendant's right to act according to his creeds.
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Commentary
In legal contexts, creeds primarily relate to expressions of belief that may impact rights such as freedom of religion or conscience.
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