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Colloquy - Definition and Overview |
| Related Words: Communication, Communion, Confabulation, Conversation, Converse, Dialogue, Discourse, Exchange, Intercourse, Rapping, Seminar, Talk |
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In law, a colloquy is a routine, highly formalized conversation between a defendant and a judge. The term is typically applied to the conversation that takes place when a defendant enters into a plea bargain and the judge is supposed to verify that the defendant understands that they are waiving their right to a jury trial. They have been heavily criticized as a parody of justice, similar in their empty formalism to the collusive divorces that were common before the advent of no-fault divorce.
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Screen grab of #wikipedia Colloquy is an IRC and SILC client for Mac OS X. It uses Irssi as its IRC protocol engine, and supports customizable message views using XSLT and Apple computer's WebKit renderer, which is based on KHTML.
The software supports plugins enabling integration with the OS X environment, and provides a user interface consistent with other Macintosh applications in addition to traditional IRC command-line controls.
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Example Usage of Colloquy |
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ruhmendes: it was good Colloquy with you today to twitter, tomorrow I I come back… |
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killermole23: @albertinoo I don't really have that many apps, just ones like facebook, Colloquy, twitterffic and trillian, im+ etc. like 80 games though. |
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marcosventweb: Congregated family, pretty! Very good this Colloquy of equal for equal with the children! Small things, but of immense value! |
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