In a wager of law, a witness or one submitting proof of a matter takes an oath pledging that they will be impartial.

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In a wager of law, the defendant could swear their innocence and bring a certain number of people (oath-helpers or compurgators) to swear they believed the defendant's oath, rather than providing impartial proof of the matter.

In a Wager of Law, a Witness or One Submitting