Define Judicial officer. Judicial officer synonyms, Judicial officer pronunciation, Judicial officer translation, English dictionary definition of Judicial officer. v. judged , judgÂ·ing , judgÂ·es v. tr. 1. To form an opinion or estimation of after careful consideration: judge heights; judging character. 2. a.
relief by a party to a lawsuit. A Judgment is a determination by the court (either by a judge or justice acting alone or together with. a jury) that sets forth the final results of an entire case or of a discrete claim for relief in a case. For. example, a judgment may award the plaintiff a specific sum of money based upon the court's finding.
A judgment is ordinarily opened at the insistence of a party who is able to show good cause as to why the execution of the judgment would be inequitable. To open a court is to formally announce, ordinarily through the bailiff, that the session has commenced and that the business before the tribunal will proceed.