Definition of judicial error - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalTECH. mistake by a court or judge that leads to wrong decisionTECH.
- The appeal claimed that a serious judicial error had occurred.
- The report concluded that the wrongful conviction stemmed from a judicial error.
- Compensation was granted after the court acknowledged the grave judicial error.
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Expressions with judicial
execution through legal process seen as unjust
The case was widely condemned as a judicial murder.
selection or official position of someone chosen to serve as a judge
The president announced a new judicial appointment to the supreme court.
official group with authority to interpret law and decide legal disputes
The judicial body reviewed the appeal and overturned the earlier verdict.
official group that oversees courts, judges, or disputes under set rules
The judicial council reviewed complaints filed against several district judges.
official ruling made by a court
The judicial decision was announced after the trial.
role of deciding disputes and interpreting law carried out by courts
The constitution separates the judicial function from legislative and executive powers.
official investigation led by a judge to examine events or actions
A judicial inquiry was launched into the collapse of the bridge.
official legal inquiry led by a court or judge to establish case facts
The court ordered a judicial investigation into the corruption allegations.
public officer authorized to decide cases in court
The judicial officer presided over the trial.
official steps and rules a court follows to decide a case
The defendant claimed the judicial procedure had not been properly followed.
set of courts and judges that interpret and apply laws
The judicial system settles disputes and decides how laws are used.
formal order from a court to do something
The judge issued a judicial writ to seize the property.
collaboration between countries to handle court cases and criminal investigations
International judicial cooperation helped track the suspect across three continents.
not carried out by a court or judge
The lender used a non-judicial process to complete the foreclosure.
official series of court actions used to decide legal disputes
The judicial process can take years before a final decision is reached.
branch of government interpreting laws and administering justice
The judicial branch ensures laws are fairly applied.
way courts understand and explain laws or constitutions in cases
Judicial interpretation of the statute changed how the law applied to businesses.
authority of courts to interpret laws and decide legal disputes
The constitution divides judicial power from legislative and executive powers.
legal process where a judge decides a case
The judicial proceeding took place in the city court.
court order for married couples to live apart
They opted for a judicial separation instead of a divorce.
decision by a court that ends a legal disagreement
The land dispute finally reached judicial settlement in the supreme court.
judges interpret laws using personal views or current societal needs
Judicial activism can change how laws are applied in society.
acknowledgment of a fact in legal proceedings
Her judicial admission confirmed the timeline of events.
lawful freedom of a judge to choose between acceptable legal decisions
Sentencing length was left to the judge's judicial discretion.
Expressions with error
mistake made by pressing wrong key
He sent the email to the wrong person due to a fat-finger error.
basic mistake made by someone inexperienced
He made a schoolboy error in the final match.
stop working because of a mistake
The system might error out during the update.
learning by trying different methods
She solved the puzzle by trial and error.
margin allowed for mistakes in a process
The project plan includes room for error.
understand reasons why previous actions were wrong or mistaken
He finally saw the error of his ways and apologized.
allowance for mistakes in a process or activity
The project plan includes a margin for error.
mistake appeared slowly in writing or speaking
An error crept in during the final edit of the report.
mistake made when pressing the wrong keys while typing
There was a typing error in the email address.
gaining knowledge through repeated attempts
His success was due to trial-and-error.
incorrectly or wrongly
The data was entered in error, leading to wrong results.
cause someone to make a mistake or believe something wrong
False information can lead into error those who trust it.
make a wrong decision or judgment
She made an error of judgment in trusting him.
failure in an organized method or plan
The project faced delays due to a system error.
situation where people misunderstand each other's messages or intentions
The argument started after a simple communication error during the meeting.
written account describing a mistake and how it happened
The engineer filed an error report after the machine malfunctioned.
unexpected problem that happens inside a system or organization itself
The website showed an internal error and could not load the page.
technique used to fix errors in written text
She used error correction to improve her essay's clarity.
find what is correct and what is wrong
It is important to separate truth from error in research.
mistake made during typing due to finger slip
She noticed a typographical error in the email.
clearly obvious mistake, often in a decision, document, or calculation
The court will only overturn the award for manifest error in law.
mistake made by not following required steps or rules correctly
The judge overturned the verdict due to a serious procedural error.
error caused by external pressure
The programmer's forced error was due to the tight deadline.
mistake found in written or printed text
The book had a literal error on page 10.
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- French:erreur judiciaire, ...
- German:Justizirrtum, ...
- Italian:errore giudiziario, ...
- Spanish:error judicial, ...
- Portuguese:erro judicial, ...
- Chinese:司法错误, ...
- Japanese:司法上の誤り, ...
- Arabic:خَطَأ قَضائِي, ...
- Hebrew:טָעוּת שִׁפּוּטִית, ...
- Russian:судебная ошибка, ...
- Ukrainian:судова помилка, ...
- Hindi:न्यायिक त्रुटि, ...
- Bengali:বিচারিক ভুল, ...
- Catalan:error judicial, ...
- Czech:justiční omyl, ...
- Danish:retsfejl, ...
- Dutch:rechterlijke dwaling, ...
- Greek:δικαστικό σφάλμα, ...
- Hungarian:joghiba, ...
- Khmer:កំហុសតុលាការ, ...
- Korean:사법 착오, ...
- Persian:اشتباه قضایی, ...
- Polish:błąd sądowy, ...
- Portuguese (BR):erro judicial, ...
- Romanian:eroare judiciară, ...
- Swedish:rättsfel, ...
- Thai:ความผิดพลาดของศาล, ...
- Turkish:yargılama hatası, ...
- Vietnamese:sai lầm tư pháp, ...
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