to form an opinion or evaluation about someone or something; judgment

a formal discussion, series of talks, or a conference aimed at reaching a settlement

a formal legal proceeding in a court to determine a person's guilt or innocence

a formal decision made by a court of law regarding a legal case; to pass judgment on a case

a sports official such as an umpire or judge; to officiate or referee a sports match

to point out faults, errors, or wrongdoing; to denounce or express strong disapproval

to sentence; to condemn someone to a specific punishment

to evaluate or form a critical judgment about a person, action, or situation

to officially rule on a situation, contest, or legal matter, or the resulting decision

to deliver one's judgement or give one's verdict in a court of law

the mental faculty or ability to make considered decisions or form sensible conclusions

to impose a penalty or sanction for a rule violation, especially in sports

to sentence (to prison etc)

to perceive or identify a difference between two or more things

administrative or judicial official during the Tang and Song dynasties

the presiding judge of a court

to study information or evidence and reach a conclusion, assessment, or determination

conference table

to make an incorrect assessment or an error of judgment concerning a situation or person

to amend a legal judgment or commute a sentence

the physical room where a legal trial is conducted

judicial precedent

judge (in court)

to be a completely different person compared to before; to change beyond recognition in character or behavior

to convict (someone of a crime)

the legal power or authority of a court to hear and decide cases

to determine or clarify a fact, identity, or cause with certainty

a standard or principle by which something is judged or decided

to impose a heavy sentence; major punishment (law)

to analyze or decode data from electronic devices such as chips or flight recorders

judgment or opinion held by the general public

a public official appointed to preside over a court and adjudicate legal cases; a magistrate

as different as heaven and earth; worlds apart

(math.) discriminant (e.g. b²-4ac in the formula for the roots of a quadratic equation)

the dock or bar where a defendant stands in a court of law; judgment bar

markedly or clearly different; showing a sharp and obvious distinction

the chief referee or umpire in a sports competition

the predicate of a sentence, specifically in the context of a judgment or logical statement

to officially award or grant something to someone through a legal or regulatory decision

nuclear negotiations

to affirm the original sentence (law)

(of two people) to separate or part ways

to order or decree (specifically by a court of law)

a place where legal trials are held or a judicial tribunal