Quid Pro Quo in United States
Quid Pro Quo Definition
(Lat.) What for what; something for something. An equivalent, or consideration; that which is given in exchange for another thing; that which is done in consideration of another thing. Cowell; 2 P. Wms. 219.
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(Lat.) What for what; something for something. An equivalent, or consideration; that which is given in exchange for another thing; that which is done in consideration of another thing. Cowell; 2 P. Wms. 219.
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This definition of Quid Pro Quo Is based on the The Cyclopedic Law Dictionary . This definition needs to be proofread..
Meaning of Quid Pro Quo
In plain or simple terms, Quid Pro Quo means: Tit for tat.
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Further Reading (Articles)
The quid pro quos of the rep-manufacturer relationship, Agency Sales; October 1, 1996; Novick, Harold J
Testimony on `Quid Pro Quo’ Plan Revised;State Dept. Aide Leaves Open Possibility Honduras Was Rewarded for Helping Contras, The Washington Post; June 3, 1989; Joe Pichirallo Walter Pincus
In business, quid pro quo a big no-no; Even good deeds can cross the line if performed at work.(NEWS), Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN); August 8, 2007; Cummins, H.J.
Counsel To Investigate Newt’s Quid Pro Quos, Oakland Post; December 10, 1995; Barry Cooper
China to share terrorism intelligence with U.S.; ‘No quid pro quo’: OAS pledges to support efforts, Telegraph – Herald (Dubuque); September 22, 2001; ASSOCIATED PRESS
The strange career of Quid Pro Quo sexual harassment, Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy; April 1, 1998; Scalia, Eugene
`Only the speaker and God know the total truth’ No quid pro quos tied to Flaherty, but what of subtle choreography?, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA); March 30, 1996; Michael Grunwald, Globe Staff
The quid pro quos of the rep-manufacturer relationship–Part II, Agency Sales; November 1, 1996; Novick, Harold J
Quid Pro Quo, Information Today; March 1, 2004; Kaser, Dick
Patent and Contribution: Bringing the Quid Pro Quo into eBay V. MercExchange, Yale Journal of Law & Technology; January 1, 2008; Pesses, Elizabeth
Joint Staff Report: Department of Justice’s (Doj) Quid Pro Quo with St. Paul: How Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez Manipulated Justice and Ignored the Rule of Law, States News Service; April 15, 2013
Your Company’s Training about Quid Pro Quo Harassment Is Wrong, Mondaq Business Briefing; April 15, 2013
The quid pro quo of bribery, The Washington Post; February 12, 2012; George F Will
Review: ‘Quid Pro Quo’ handles real issues well, Oakland Tribune; July 3, 2008; Bob Strauss
Sununu Defends Bush ’85 Honduras Meeting;No Quid Pro Quo Discussed on Contra Aid, Chief of Staff Says, The Washington Post; May 1, 1989; David Hoffman
Administration’s Refusal to Produce Documents in Quid Pro Quo Case to Impede Ascension of Justice Department Official, US Fed News Service, Including US State News; November 28, 2012
Administration’s Refusal to Produce Documents in Quid Pro Quo Case Will Impede Ascension of Justice Department Official, States News Service; November 27, 2012
Court Hears Quid Pro Quo Arguments, NPR All Things Considered; April 22, 1998; Nina Totenberg, Linda Wertheimer, Noah Adams
Drug test quid pro quo lacks a clear precedent ; Firefighters’ case unique for union, The Boston Globe (Boston, MA); May 26, 2010; Andrew Ryan
Quid Pro Quo.(Movie review), Daily Variety; February 6, 2008; Chang, Justin
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