judicature
judicature
Definition
ju·di·ca·ture (-kə c̸hər)
noun
- the administering of justice
- the position, functions, or legal power of a judge
- the extent of legal power of a judge or court of law; jurisdiction
- a court of law
- judges or courts of law collectively
Etymology: MFr < ML judicatura < L judicare: see judge,
judicature
Law Definition
n
- The administration of justice via a court system.
- The judges serving in such a court system.
- The office and duties of a judge.
Browse dictionary entries near judicature
- judicatory
- judicative
- judicable
- judgmental
- judgment proof
- Judgment Day
- judgment call
- judgment
- judgmatic
- judging
