// Definition
A legal settlement that includes 'with prejudice' language, meaning the case is dismissed permanently and the plaintiff cannot bring the same claim again, granting the defendant legal immunity from further prosecution on that matter.
// From the Episode
Etienne Fontan's federal case was settled with prejudice after his lawyers challenged the government's initial 'without prejudice' language, which would have allowed future prosecution from other angles like 280E.
// Source
Ep. 112 Hash Church CIX 109 →