Definition

judicatory

adjective
  1. relating to judgment or the administration of justice
  2. Usage: formal
noun
  1. a court of justice or tribunal
  2. Usage: formal
  3. a governing body of a church that has judicial authority
  4. Usage: ecclesiastical

Examples

  • The judicatory powers of the court were clearly defined in the constitution.
  • She appeared before the local judicatory to present her case.
  • The church's judicatory met to discuss disciplinary matters.
  • His judicatory role required careful consideration of all evidence.
  • The regional judicatory oversees several congregations in the area.
  • Appeals from lower courts go to the state's highest judicatory.
  • The judicatory process ensures fair treatment for all parties.

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