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JUG

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In old English law. A watery place. Domesday; Cowell … [Read more...]

JUDICIAL DECISION

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A decision made by a judge after a hearing (as opposed to being made by a jury). … [Read more...]

JUDICIAL REMEDY

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A court's decision to provide a remedy to a party to right a perceived wrong. … [Read more...]

JUGE

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In French law. A judge. Juge de pain. An inferior judicial functionary, appointed to decide summarily controversies of minor importance, especially such as turn mainly />n questions of fact He has also the functions of a police magistrate. Ferriere. Juge d'instruction. See INSTRUCTION. … [Read more...]

JUDICIAL DISCRETION

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The ability and power of a judge to make certain decisions and use the judge's own good judgment and sense of fairness after weighing the relevant facts and circumstances. … [Read more...]

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