judicate

To prove something one way or the other, not necessarily in a court of law.

We will need to judicate the system to the auditors.

by Brian Maden January 8, 2008

Jedicated

A obsessed jedward fan who is ever jedicated aka dedicated to jedward

dedicated aka jedicated

by Amber112 June 3, 2011

Judicael

Judicael are shy and nice people. They're always willing to help but they usually prefer to saty back and cheer everyone up ! It's a shame their shyness always slows them down, when they're truly amazing people. They work hard and get very attached easily, so you're lucky if you have a Judicael friend^^
I have one, so I hope he liked the definition x3 A friend wrote the example, it wasn't my idea^^'

"Here comes Judicael, fucking awesome !"

by PekoNeko March 15, 2018

Res Judicata

1. legal term describing revolving door used to give the bum's rush out the courtroom to the poor people 2. Latin term means, "we made up our mind before you came in and this procedure covers our ass." 3. legal doctrine used to deny the poor people a full and fair hearing on the merits 4. legal tool used to create the illusion of due process.

The judge said, "I did not understand what due process meant."
The judge said: "due process was their right to process my fines due."
The court used a fancy Latin term called Res Judicata to justify disrespecting my right of due process.

by Spiritual-Master December 10, 2021

judicator

1. A person who acts as a mediator in a dispute. 2. A judge, or one empowered by the law. 3. An Imperial-class Star Destroyer in Admiral Thrawn's fleet, from the Heir to the Empire trilogy by Timothy Zahn.

The judicator declared the accused innocent of the alleged crime.

by The Grendel Khan April 5, 2004