Ad Standum.Recto

Lat. Tb stand to the right; to meet an accusatiim or complaint; to stand a trial; to abide by the sentence of the law.* Retponmrus, €t ad standum recto, si sit aliquis qui versus eum loquatur; to answer, and to stand to the charge, if there be any one who shall complain against him. Bract, fol. 125 a. Flegium ad standum recto; security to appear and answer to an accusation. Id. fol. 154 a. Flegios de stando ad rectum. Id. fol. 336 a. See Reg, Orig. 270. The phrase stare juri, (q. v.) has the same meanmg. Reg. Orig. 270 b.,