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quo warranto.noun,.plural.quo warrantos
a writ issued by a We the People constitutional court requiring an inividual(s) to show by what authority he or she exercises a public office, franchise or liberty; a legal proceeding for a like purpose begun by an information; the legal action begun by a quo warranto; a hearing to determine by what authority someone has an office or franchise or liberty (many unelected people are in positions of government and should be removed from their positions); origin 15th century
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