/tə weɪv pruːf/ – Phrase
Definition: khước từ thủ tục chứng minh trước tòa (vì bị can đã nhận tội).
A more thorough explanation: “To waive proof” means to voluntarily give up the right to require evidence or verification of a particular fact or claim. It is a legal term used to indicate that a party is agreeing to accept something as true without the need for further substantiation or demonstration.
Example: The defendant decided to waive proof of service of the court summons, indicating their willingness to proceed with the legal proceedings without requiring formal proof of delivery.