Judgment
81judgment docket — A list under which judicial orders of a particular court are recorded by a clerk or other designated officer to be available for inspection by the public. Dictionary from West s Encyclopedia of American Law. 2005. judgment docket …
82judgment of the court — index declaratory judgment Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
83judgment proof — A term to describe assets protected from being seized by a creditor. i.e. assets a creditor cannot seize by going to court and getting a judgment. (California Bankruptcy Dictionary) A term to describe assets protected from being seized by a… …
84judgment call — UK US (UK also judgement call) noun [C] ► a difficult decision that someone must make: »Investors have to make a judgment call on how much risk they are willing to accept …
85judgment day — Judgement Day n [singular, not with the] also the day of judgment the last day of the world when all people will be judged by God for what they have done, according to Christianity and some other religions …
86judgment call — judgment ,call noun count a decision in which there is no definitely right or wrong answer and that you therefore have to use your own judgment to make …
87judgment, last — ; judgment, last This term (from the Latin judicare, meaning to judge, and finis, meaning end ) refers toChrist s judgment at the end of time, when each person s acceptance or refusal of grace will be made known. (See CCC 682) …
88judgment, final — ; judgment, last This term (from the Latin judicare, meaning to judge, and finis, meaning end ) refers toChrist s judgment at the end of time, when each person s acceptance or refusal of grace will be made known. (See CCC 682) …
89judgment quod eat inde quietus — Judgment that he go hence acquitted,–a judgment of acquittal on a criminal charge. State v Buchanan (Md) 5 Harr & J 317 …
90judgment call — n. a ruling or decision on a matter that is, typically, not straightforward but that depends upon the judgment or evaluation of someone, as an umpire …