Exam: Cambridge English: C1 Advanced (CAE)

Definition: Referring to a legal situation or trial that does not involve a jury.

Example: The case was decided in a juryless trial, where the judge made the final ruling.

Definition: A person who is selected to be a member of a jury in a court of law.

Example: The juryman listened carefully to the evidence presented during the trial.

Definition: A form of a verb used to express a command or request.

Example: In some languages, the jussive mood is used to give orders or suggestions.

Definition: The quality of being fair and reasonable, or the legal system that ensures fairness and the punishment of wrongdoings.

Example: The court's decision was based on a sense of justice for all parties involved.

Definition: The ability of a legal issue to be decided by a court of law.

Example: The justiciability of the case was questioned by the defense attorney.

Definition: Suitable to be decided in a court of law or by legal principles.

Example: The case was deemed justiciable, allowing it to be heard in court.

Definition: The quality or state of being able to be defended or justified, often in a moral or logical sense.

Example: The justifiability of the decision was questioned by many experts.

Definition: Able to be shown as right or reasonable; having good reasons or grounds for something.

Example: Her anger was justifiable given the circumstances.

Definition: In a way that is reasonable or can be defended with good reasons.

Example: She justifiably felt proud of her achievements after all the hard work she put in.

Definition: A reason or explanation that shows something is right or acceptable.

Example: The lawyer provided a strong justification for her client's actions.