to systematically examine financial records and accounts to ensure accuracy and compliance

(of a committee etc) to deliberate, consider, or discuss

to examine and officially approve or authorize a request, project, or document

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

to examine or investigate to ensure accuracy, suitability, or legality

to hear (a case)

to examine or investigate something thoroughly for correctness, completeness, or to grant approval

to interrogate or question a suspect or prisoner; the act of questioning

to review and assess the quality, merit, or professional standing of something

the ability to appreciate or the personal standard for judging beauty

to formally or officially question a suspect or witness to obtain information or evidence, typically in a legal or investigative context

first instance (law)

court hearing

to consider or evaluate a situation, issue, or oneself from a critical perspective

to examine something carefully and make a final decision or provide formal approval

a government department or agency responsible for auditing public accounts and financial records

(law) second instance; second trial

The final ruling or judgment in a legal case.

to stand trial; to be on trial (for a crime)

prudent; cautious

preliminary hearing or trial

to hear a legal case again; a judicial retrial or review of a case

(law) to try a case and reach a conclusion

to conduct a judicial review or to retry a legal case

the presiding judge of a court

An initial review or assessment of a project, proposal, or document before formal approval or final review.

to review or peruse

release from custody, subject to provision of a surety, pending investigation (PRC)

to evaluate current circumstances and trends carefully before taking action; to size up the situation

A person's standards, point of view, or conception regarding beauty and art.

to conduct a new or additional investigation into a matter

auditor general; chief auditor

the physical room where a legal trial is conducted

to review a paper or manuscript

judge (in court)

a background check or vetting process regarding an individual's political history

a trial or hearing conducted jointly by several judges or multiple judicial departments

to bring a suspect out of detention for questioning

a professional authorized to examine and verify the accuracy of financial records and accounts

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

a public trial in a court of law

to review, edit, and approve a manuscript or script for publication or broadcast

to read a draft or manuscript carefully for evaluation, editing, or official approval

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

to review and correct a manuscript or text for accuracy or quality

to attend court or take part in a trial to listen to the legal proceedings