Judicial Dictionary
Specially collected words for Courtroom circumstances whether practicing under Civil or Criminal Jurisdiction
- adjudicate
- administer
- advent
- adverse
- adversely
- aggrandize
- aggrieve
- allocation
- amorphous
- animus
- anodyne
- antipathy
- apex
- appalled
- arbiter
- arbitrary
- arrogate
- aspire
- assiduously
- banal
- bereft
- bigotry
- blurt
- bolster
- brandish
- censure
- challenge
- circumscribe
- collegial
- commence
- compatibility
- compelling
- comply
- comprise
- concession
- conclusive
- concomitant
- condemn
- condemnation
- consanguinity
- conscience
- consumption
- contempt
- contingent
- contradict
- contrivance
- contrive
- Cost- examplary
- counterintuitive
- countermand
- criterion
- decedent
- decree
- defer
- deficiency
- degrade
- deliberation
- demean
- deplore
- deprivation
- despair
- disburse
- disclaim
- discrete
- disparage
- disposition/dispose
- divest
- domicile
- due process
- emphatically
- encroach
- enjoin
- enshrine
- ensue
- erroneous
- evade
- exacting
- executor
- exert
- exigent
- Ex Parte
- expound
- feasible
- fortify
- gradual.
- grave
- grievous
- ground/s
- hale
- Hearing
- heuristic
- humility
- hypothetical
- imminent
- impeachment
- impetuous
- implement
- implementation
- implicit
- impugned judgment
- inextricably
- Indulgence
- infringement
- infuse
- innumerable
- insulate
- intervening
- intractable
- intrinsic
- intrinsically
- invoke
- jurisprudence
- kinship
- leave
- malice
- Motion
- mundane
- naught
- nominal
- nullify
- opine
- order
- outmoded
- paraphrase
- pending/pendency
- penultimate
- plebiscite
- precept
- prerequisite
- prerogative
- pretense
- pretext
- process
- procure
- prominent
- proponent
- propriety
- protracted
- provision
- purport
- ramification
- ransack
- ratification
- ratify.
- rationale
- rationality
- ratio
- rebuke
- recourse
- redress
- relegate
- reliable
- Remedy
- reprehensible
- rhetorical
- rigorous
- sanction
- sanctioned
- scavenger
- scold
- scorn
- scrimmage
- scrutinize
- skepticism
- sovereignty
- stigma
- subvert
- suffice
- tailor
- traverse
- undermine
- vacate
- verdict
- vigor
- vindicate
- vortex
- writ
- wryly
- Your Honor (Sir/Madam)
