Similar words: adjudicate, res judicata, adjudication, caricature, judicial, prejudice, judiciary, judicious. Meaning: ['dʒuːdɪkətʃʊr /-tʃə] 
n. 1. an assembly (including one or more judges) to conduct judicial business 2. the system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government 3. the administration of law; the act of determining rights and assigning rewards or punishments 4. the position of judge.
n. 1. an assembly (including one or more judges) to conduct judicial business 2. the system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government 3. the administration of law; the act of determining rights and assigning rewards or punishments 4. the position of judge. 
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31 But regretably, concerned taxpayer right to know in our country present legislation, judicature serious naw.
32 As an important legal system, the system of non-prosecution is a part of the System of Criminal Procedure Code. It has the prominent status in our country criminal activity judicature practice.
33 Criminal jurisprudence is a science of criminal legislation and criminal judicature, it include two parts.
34 This well - contacted to and also well - cooperated with judicature , industry , commerce, bank, media and such departments.
35 The author departs from this kind defines "the fuzzy region" and carries on for the contemporary judicature in the analysis.
36 These two kinds of powers reflect that the Civil forcible execution has the judicature and administrating.
37 The immediate aim of judicature at the settlement of dispute. Sentencedict.com
38 As in Chinese judicature practice, the trial of second instance court in the case hold a court hearing little which appealed by the accused person, the call of reforming is continuously increasing.
39 And it is inadvisable to criminate the abettor separately by the aspect of legislation and judicature.
40 The concept of criminalization has great value for us to know criminal phenomenon, criminal legislation, criminal judicature.
41 Crime of contract take-in is a familiar name of crime in the practice of judicature, as well as an important name of economic crime prescribed by revised Criminal Law.
42 Presumption, a way of certification, is of great importance in the judicature.
43 Third part for state - owned commercial bank creditor's rights judicature protection way. ".
44 The 1971 Act, which abolished the assizes and quarter sessions, set up in their place the Crown Court which it made part of the Supreme Court of Judicature.
45 Legal circumstances include the whole process of legislation, judicature, execution and law - abiding.
46 Legal English refers to an English literary style that penetrates all the process of legislation, judicature and legal enforcement in common-law countries.
47 With the deepening reform of judicature in our country, it is essential to set up the system of admission legislatively .
48 The existence of petition concerning judicature shows low judicative efficiency and authority.
49 The pattern of restorative judicature differs greatly from the pattern of traditional retributive justice, which takes great advantage of the criminal's penitence, repentance, and the victim's pardon.
50 The hearsay evidence rule is important system aimed at assurance the witness appears at court, and guarantee the judge do right judgment and realize procedure justness and judicature justness .
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