INFAMIA

By SovConn | June 23, 2013

infamia (in-fay-mee-<<schwa>>), n.[Latin] Roman law. 1. Bad reputation; ill-fame. 2. Loss

of honor as a citizen.

infamia facti (in-fay-mee-<<schwa>> fak-tI). Infamy in fact, though not yet judicially

proved.

infamia juris (in-fay-mee-<<schwa>> joor-is). Infamy established by judicial verdict.

[Blacks Law 8th]