have
decide
out-of-court settlement
award
voir dire
advise
take
judicatory
guilty
determine
make up one's mind
conclude
dijudicate
execution
proceedings
penalty phase
proceeding
legal proceeding
think twice
judgeful
rule
argue out
condemn
resolve
logic
hand down
rendition
judge
concurring opinion
materiality
submit
review
colloquy
judgmental
definatory
litigate
jury
prejudicative
vacate
pronounce
abate
preliminarily enjoin
determination
court of first instance
showing
absolvitor
adjudication
bench
cognosce
justiciable
default judgement
judgment by default
justiciability
judgement by default
placitum
verdict
default judgment
find
judgmatically
deliberational
advised
judicial review
horse sense
parliamentary procedure
common sense
demur
fathom
sense
judication
mother wit
gumption
verdictive
good sense
final judgment
judicially
assizes
judicial
final decision
consultive
come before
question of law
inquisition
dismissal
finding
prejudge
judgment of dismissal
judgement of dismissal
juristically
inhibition
precedent
case closed

English words for 'To consider a court proceeding that has been completed; to begin deliberations on a case.'

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