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Term: ideo consideratum est
Definition: ideo consideratum est is a Latin phrase that means "therefore it is considered." It was often used in the past to introduce a judgment in common law and later came to refer to the judgment itself.
Example: The judge said "ideo consideratum est" before announcing his decision in the case.
ideo consideratum est
At common law, "ideo consideratum est" was used to preface a judgment and meant "therefore it is considered." Over time, it came to refer to the judgment itself.
These examples show how "ideo consideratum est" was used in legal settings to indicate that a judgment was being made or had been made.