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The Truth The Whole Truth and Nothing but The Truth
"The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth" is a legal expression in the United States used in oath-taking, particularly during testimonies in court. Its origins date back to the 18th century, with the full phrase first appearing in English legal texts around the 1700s. The phrase was designed to ensure that witnesses would speak truthfully and completely, without omission or deception.
Technical Details
• 18 x 24 inches
• 2 inches depth
• 6.8 lbs
• Oak Frame .2 in width - 2 in depth
The Truth The Whole Truth and Nothing but The Truth
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