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prejudgment

Matched in: Term prejudgment

Forejudgment

Prejudgment

Prejudgment

Matched in: Term Prejudgment

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Prejudge

To judge before hearing or before full and sufficient examination to decide or sentence by anticipation to condemn beforehand

Imprejudicate

Not prejudged unprejudiced impartial

pre-

pre- 1 a : earlier than : prior to : before [premarital] [prejudgment] b : preparatory or prerequisite to [prehearing] 2 : in advance : beforehand [prepay]

Prejudication

The act of prejudicating or of judging without due examination of facts and evidence prejudgment

Forejudge

To judge beforehand or before hearing the facts and proof to prejudge

Prejudicative

Forming a judgment without due examination prejudging

Forejudger

of any Court is expelled the same for some offence, or for not appearing to an action. To prejudge; to judge before-hand, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn.

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prejudgment

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Forejudgment

Prejudgment

Prejudgment

Matched in: Term Prejudgment

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Prejudge

To judge before hearing or before full and sufficient examination to decide or sentence by anticipation to condemn beforehand

Imprejudicate

Not prejudged unprejudiced impartial

pre-

pre- 1 a : earlier than : prior to : before [premarital] [prejudgment] b : preparatory or prerequisite to [prehearing] 2 : in advance : beforehand [prepay]

Prejudication

The act of prejudicating or of judging without due examination of facts and evidence prejudgment

Forejudge

To judge beforehand or before hearing the facts and proof to prejudge

Prejudicative

Forming a judgment without due examination prejudging

Forejudger

of any Court is expelled the same for some offence, or for not appearing to an action. To prejudge; to judge before-hand, Black's Law Dictionary, 7th Edn.

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