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Simple English definitions for legal terms

judicare

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A quick definition of judicare:

Judicare means to make a decision in a court of law. It is when a judge decides what should happen in a legal case and gives a sentence or judgment.

A more thorough explanation:

Term: Judicare
Definition: Judicare means to make a decision in a court of law. It is a Latin word that is used in civil law. When someone judicates, they are giving a judgment or sentence.
Examples:
  • The judge will judicate the case and give a verdict.
  • The lawyer asked the court to judicate in favor of his client.
These examples show how judicare is used in a legal context. When a judge or court judicates, they are making a decision based on the evidence presented in a case. This decision can have a big impact on the people involved in the case.

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[] c0bra1
23:07
holy cow unc is 18 time to beg to get off the waitlist
[] c0bra1
23:08
"rankings don't matter" i chant as i reorder my preference list
23:22
are the rankings on US News&World Report accurate?
YM-Honor-Student
23:24
No those are incorrect
YM-Honor-Student
23:24
Kansas is t14 and Cornell is rank 50
YM-Honor-Student
23:25
@DrDresSays: I recommend Cinema Paradiso. Makes me cry everytime.
YM-Honor-Student
23:26
The rankings literally did not change in my opinion. Smh. Going by like job outcomes and constitutional law, stayed the same.
23:28
@YM-Honor-Student: thank you!
YM-Honor-Student
23:29
You are welcome!
YM-Honor-Student
23:33
UFlorida should be higher for winning march madness lol.
Napo
1:43
Oof ASU dropped hard
LovelyDay
4:46
Yeah, they’ve been heading in that direction and the methodology change made it even more pronounced. As dumb as these rankings are, think they placed ASU about right
is there somewhere that shows current versus old
TenFiftyILuvUGang
9:06
someone will have made it on reddit by the end of the day
180letmein
9:21
Brooo that shit different
180letmein
9:21
How'd Harvard drop so far
180letmein
9:22
CLS doesn't deserve to be in the T14s with the way they're acting these days ngl
180letmein
9:22
But that's just my opinion
babycakes
9:33
Harvard was like 4 and it dropped to 6. Not that crazy
babycakes
9:34
It has been benefiting from a presumption of prestige for a while
180letmein
9:35
True true
180letmein
9:35
I feel like the expectation is that Harvard will always be the top
TenFiftyILuvUGang
9:40
anxiety by doechi gotta be the worst song of the year no cap
TenFiftyILuvUGang
9:40
downright atrocious
@180letmein and yet they dropped to 6... reputationally the brand is valuable...Law-School-wise - not nearly as valuable as they used to be...
also agree with you on Columbia
no offense to anyone going
TenFiftyILuvUGang
9:41
i forget the methodology they use but it could be the huge class sizes that make harvard drop
its a number of factors... Spivey Consulting had the closest gues to these results. It was impressive.
This year they added a newer 'outcomes' factor.
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