Multiple choice

What does the Latin term "Quo Warranto" mean?

  1. To be arrested

  2. We demand

  3. Who is objecting?

  4. We order
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Explanation

Quo Warranto is a Latin legal term meaning 'by what warrant/authority.' It's a writ issued to question by what authority a person holds a public office. Among the options, 'We order' is closest to its meaning - it's an authoritative demand to justify holding office.

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