facto

” Ex post facto is Latin for “from after the deed.

ex post facto 2002

So what we have, de facto, is a situation where no meaningful limit is imposed on anyone who needs a beard for secular reasons, but one is imposed on one who needs to grow a beard for religious reasons.

The Volokh Conspiracy » Court Rejects Muslim Police Officer’s Demand for Accommodation of His Religious Practice of Wearing a Full Beard 2010

These prejudices are rooted in the idea that every tramp, ipso facto, is a blackguard.

Down and Out in Paris and London 1933

Common Law marriage is sometimes referred to as facto marriage.

California Family Law Blog 2010

Yesterday's term was ipso facto, which is defined as:

Define That Term #38 2006

Yesterday's term was ipso facto, which is defined as:

Sui Generis--a New York law blog: 2006

Yesterday's term was ex post facto, which is defined as:

Sui Generis--a New York law blog: 2006

Yesterday's term was ex post facto, which is defined as:

Define That Term #41 2006

The other thing is, if you do get a credit alert on your account, just know there was a law passed called facto in December of last year that says that alert cannot be extended beyond that 90 days.

CNN Transcript May 4, 2005 2005

Jay recalled a facto id he'd read somewhere, that all statues of southern Civil War generals faced north.

State Of War Clancy, Tom 2003