Lexicon

Articles dealing with the law often use the term “arrest”. An arrest is a judgment made by a court of law or the Supreme Court. […]

A bailiff is a public official who is charged with a number of activities by law. Activities The bailiff carries out activities such as issuing […]

A court order is the judge’s decision of a case. A court decision is also called a verdict. A judgment from a higher court – […]

Enforcement of a judgment is also known as an execution. For more information see execution.

After the judge has given a decision, it can be sent to the bailiff to “execute” the sentence. This means that the bailiff can “enforce” […]

An interlocutory judgment is a judgment in legal proceedings, in which the judge does not yet give a final decision. This type of judgment is […]

Articles about the law often use the term “jurisprudence”. Jurisprudence (sometimes referred to as case law) is the entirety of judgments delivered by courts. Interpretation […]

At the court of appeal, the meeting of parties before a judge happens. It is a court hearing. The personal appearance of the parties takes […]

Scholarly articles related to law frequently use the term “verdict”. A verdict is a decision rendered by a court of law. A judgment from a […]