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Environmental litigation is an up-and-coming, but complex form of litigation.
The National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) was passed in 1970 in conjunction with the Environmental Quality Improvement Act, the Environmental Education Act and the Environmental Protection Act. Environmental issues have gained importance, especially over the recent years, as mankind started to comprehend the damage that has already been done to mother earth.

 


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Affidavit

Definition:
An affidavit entails a written statements in which a party confirms its facts under oath, before a notary has the authority to administer oaths.

Exhibit

Definition:
Any document of object serving as evidence in court is called an exhibit.

In forma pauperis

Definition:
Informa pauper means literally ?in the manner of a pauper.? While the plaintiff makes claim of poverty, he/she has the permission to sue without paying court fees.

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