/ˈweɪvər ʌv pruːf/ – Phrase
Definition: khước từ thủ tục chứng minh trước tòa (vì bị can đã nhận tội).
A more thorough explanation: A waiver of proof is a legal document or agreement in which a party voluntarily gives up the right to require the other party to provide evidence or proof of a particular fact or issue. By signing a waiver of proof, the party is acknowledging and accepting the truth of the matter without the need for further evidence or verification.
Example: The waiver of proof clause in the contract stated that the parties agreed to forego the requirement of providing evidence to support their claims in case of a dispute.