All 8 Uses

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I'm going to waive the readings of the complaints-we'll go over them individually some other time.†
Chpt 1
Your Honor, we waive the reading of the charges.†
Chpt 1
Are you knowingly, voluntarily, and intelligently waiving your rights?†
Chpt 1
What I didn't tell you is that we're going to waive it.'†
Chpt 1
Waive it?†
Chpt 1
I see, Mr. Houghton, that you wish to waive your probable cause hearing.†
Chpt 1
Do you understand that I would have had the obligation today to find whether or not there was probable cause to believe that you committed the acts for which you are charged, and that by waiving the probable cause hearing, you are not requiring me to find that probable cause; you will now be bound over to the grand jury, and I will bind this case over to the superior court?†
Chpt 1
He gave me permission to waive the hearing.†
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Definitions:

(1) (waive as in: waive the right)
not enforce something to which one would otherwise be entitled
(2) (waive as in: waive the discussion)
not engage in
(3) (waive as in: waive the player)
the release of a player from a sports team's roster while maintaining the payment contract (which another team can replace)
(4) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)