CUM NOTA

CUM NOTA

cum nota (k[schwa]m noh-t[schwa]). [Latin] Scots law. With a distinguishing mark. ? The phrase appeared in reference to otherwise inadmissible testimony that a judge could allow after considering the testimony’s merit or believability.
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