adjudicate

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von adjudicate im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch: karar ver; hüküm vermek; karar vermek; hükmetmek; {f} hakemlik etmek; {f} kararına varmak; {f} hükmüne varmak; {f} yargıcılık yapmak; {f} ihale etmek; hakem
adjudicating: hüküm verme
adjudication: (Kanun) yargılama
adjudication: münakaşa
adjudication: (Politika, Siyaset) yargı kararı
adjudication: (Kanun) idari yargı
jurisprudence: içtihat bilimi
jurisprudence: (Kanun) kazai içtihat
adjudication: hüküm
adjudication: karar
adjudication: karar verme
adjudication: hüküm verme
adjudicator: hakem
adjudicator: yargıcı
jurisprudence: hukuk
jurisprudence: hukuk bilimi
adjudication: eksiltme
adjudication: Yargılama, hüküm verme, hüküm, yargı
adjudicative: hükme dayalı
jurisprudence: hukuk ilmi
jurisprudence: düstur
jurisprudence: İçtihat
adjudication: münakasa
adjudicator: (Mukavele) hakem, jüri
adjudicator: {i} hakim
adjudicator: {i} yargıç
jurisprudence: (isim) hukuk ilmi

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von adjudicate im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: To settle a legal case or other dispute; To act as a judge; {v} to determine by law, to adjudge; To settle in the exercise of judicial authority To determine finally; jurisprudence; To determine whether all program requirements have been met and whether the claim is to be paid or denied; To pass on; to decide, settle, or decree; adjudge As used in water rights, an adjudication is the equivalent of a "determination" and contemplates that the claims of all parties have been considered and set to rest; put on trial or hear a case and sit as the judge at the trial of; "The football star was tried for the murder of his wife"; "The judge tried both father and son in separate trials"; To hear and settle (a case) by judicial procedure; To study and settle (a dispute or controversy); The legal processing of applications, enteries, claims, etc , to assure full compliance with the public land laws and the regulations To judicially determine, judge, or decree To sit in judgement; To determine judicially To settle by means of a court decision; To decide or settle something in a legal setting; The process of having a legal matter settled by court proceedings, such as an offense charge; bring to an end; settle conclusively; "The case was decided"; "The judge decided the case in favor of the plaintiff"; "The father adjudicated when the sons were quarreling over their inheritance"; Performed by a claims processor to determine the benefit payable on a claim; To exercise judicial authority in settling a legal dispute; To adjudge; to try and determine, as a court; to settle by judicial decree; To come to a judicial decision; as, the court adjudicated upon the case; {f} pronounce by judicial sentence; pass judgment on; determine a matter judicially; sit in judgement; If you adjudicate on a dispute or problem, you make an official judgment or decision about it. a commissioner to adjudicate on legal rights The international court of justice might be a suitable place to adjudicate claims. = decide + adjudication adjudications ad·ju·di·ca·tion unbiased adjudication of cases of unfair dismissal. + adjudicator adjudicators ad·ju·di·ca·tor an independent adjudicator
adjudication: A judgment or sentence
says he confessed to avoid a lengthier sentence after his original attorney told him that the prosecutor claimed DNA evidence conclusively identified him as the attacker. had an earlier deferred adjudication for indecency with a minor.
adjudication: The act of adjudicating, of reaching a judgement
adjudicative: Of or pertaining to an adjudication or to an adjudicator
adjudication: {n} judicial trial or sentence
Adjudicating: adjudicative
Adjudication: The judge's decision in a case or action
Adjudication: A judicial proceeding in which a priority is assigned to an appropriation and a decree issued defining the water right (Rice (1991))
Adjudication: The decision (decree or judgment) by the court concerning the defendant(s) involved in the case
Adjudication: a determination of the controversy and a pronouncement of a judgment based on evidence presented
Adjudication: the final judgment in a legal proceeding; the act of pronouncing judgment based on the evidence presented
Adjudication: In workers' compensation, the process of handling a claim, from first report through final resolution In group disability benefit plans, the process of determining eligibility for benefit payment
Adjudication: A hearing and settlement by judicial procedure; in the case of water rights, the action of settling claims relating to use of water on a particular stream system or groundwater basin
Adjudication: The ability to automate a judgment based on background screening outcome This judgment often results in “meets requirements” or “does not meet requirements” outcome Once adjudication takes place automatic distribution and/or adverse action can occur
Adjudication: Determination of the amount of payment for a claim
Adjudication: Giving or pronouncing a judgment or decree by a court of law Also the judgment given
Adjudication: A court proceeding to determine all rights to the use of water on a particular stream system or ground water basin
Adjudication: The judgment or decision of the court or jury regarding a case or cause
Adjudication: n A method of dispute resolution in which the matter is resolved by a judge, with or without the aid of a jury Other methods of dispute resolution include negotiation, in which the parties deal with each other, and arbitration, in which they agree to be bound by the decision of a third party Adjudication requires no agreement between the parties; the defendant is compelled to participate in the process
Adjudication: Giving or pronouncing a judgment or decree Also the judgment given
Adjudication: A hearing to figure out if there has been a crime Aging Out: When a youth leaves foster care because they have reached age 18 or have finished high school (whichever comes last) without returning home or being adopted Appeals: Someone asks for a hearing to change the court’s decision Any court decision is subject to an appeal Appeals can take several months to resolve Arraignment: The court gives an individual a chance to admit or deny the crime or to let the judge decide
Adjudication: The determination of a controversy and a pronouncement of a judgment based on evidence presented Implies a final judgment of the court or other body deciding the matter, as opposed to a proceeding in which the merits of the cause of action were not reached
Adjudication: A judgment or decree
Adjudication: - In workers compensation, the process of handling a claim, from first report through final resolution In group disability benefit plans, the process of determining eligibility for benefit payment
Adjudication: The judicial process through which the existence of a water right is confirmed by court decree
Adjudication: The process of determining eligibility for benefits when a separation from employment or personal circumstances may prevent (disqualify) a person from receiving those benefits for any time period
Adjudication: The act of determining an issue or settling a dispute in court
Adjudication: Refers to a judicial process whereby water rights are determined or decreed by a court of law A court proceeding to determine all rights to the use of water on a particular stream system or ground water basin
Adjudication: The process used by health plans to determine the availability of benefits for a claim
Adjudication: The INS procedure of considering and processing applications and petitions
Adjudication: Giving or pronouncing a judgment or decree, or the rendering of a decision on a matter before a court
Adjudication: adjudicature
Adjudicative: concerned with adjudicating
Adjudicator: a person who studies and settles conflicts and disputes
Adjudicator: the first level of appeal for asylum-seekers who have been refused by the Secretary of State
Adjudicator: An authority that resolves disputes among parties in accordance with a
Adjudicator: A music/marching judge at a competition
Adjudicator: A judge of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta designated by the Lieutenant Governor in Council to investigate a complaint against the Commissioner as the head of a public body, and to review any decision, act or failure to act of the Commissioner as the head of a public body An adjudicator may also be appointed when the Commissioner cannot act because of a conflict of interest
adjudicated: past of adjudicate
adjudicates: third-person singular of adjudicate
adjudicating: present participle of adjudicate
adjudication: A deliberate determination by the judicial power; a judicial decision or sentence
adjudication: The decision upon the question whether the debtor is a bankrupt
adjudication: A process by which land is attached security or in satisfaction of a debt
adjudication: {i} process by which a court makes a judgment or decree; judicial decision or sentence
adjudication: The act of adjudicating; the act or process of trying and determining judicially
adjudicative: {s} concerning the judgment or determination of a court
adjudicator: One, especially a man or boy, who adjudicates; compare: adjudicatrix
adjudicator: {i} one who investigates or determines a judicial matter, arbitrator
adjudicator: One who adjudicates
adjudicators: plural of adjudicator
adjudicatory: Of or pertaining to an adjudication
adjudicatory: concerned with adjudicating