Definition: In jurisprudence, a cojuror is a person who has an interest in both the legal proceedings and the outcome of such proceedings. This relationship may be characterized as a dual relationship or a complex one involving multiple parties involved in a case. The concept of a cojuror arises from the principle that when two individuals have a common interest in a particular matter, they should not only participate in the legal proceedings themselves but also influence the outcome through their actions and decisions. This can include support for
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