Legal Definitions - judge's chamber

A judge's chamber is a private room or office where a judge conducts official business when not holding a session of the court.

• A judge may use their chamber to review legal documents, meet with lawyers, or make decisions on cases.
• During a trial, a judge may take a break and retire to their chamber to consider evidence or make rulings.

These examples illustrate how a judge's chamber is a separate space where a judge can work and make decisions outside of the courtroom. It provides a private and quiet environment for a judge to review information and make important decisions.