People who study latin (LATIN, NOT Spanish), pls help! To help you prepare for one writing section on your exam, I would like you to use these verbs...

censeo, censere, censui vote
eligo, eligere, elegi elect
vinco, vincere, vici win
induo, induere, indui assume (office)
gero, gerere, gessi hold (office)
And these nouns...
patricius, patricii (m) a patrician: noble, wealthy land owner, member of the Senate
plebs, plebis (m) the plebians: common people, lower class
eques, equitis (m) business class, 2nd to patricians
iudex, iudicis (m) judge

Ad Litem (ACCUSATIVE CASE)

Definition: For the lawsuit or action
A court will appoint an ad litem attorney to represent those with a legal interest in a case but who cannot represent themselves.

Bona Fide (ABLATIVE CASE)

Definition: In good faith
When someone makes an offer in good faith – without fraud or deceit – officials consider that bona fide "in good faith". For example, a bona fide offer can be done "in good faith" to buy a property.

And tell me 3 sentence in Latin what they could do/appear like "in curia" (in a court of law). You can of course use other vocabulary you know from your review.