Prejudgment
111unliquidated claim or demand — A claim which has not been finally determined either as to liability or amount of damages. A disputed claim. Under the law of accord and satisfaction, a claim or debt will be regarded as unliquidated if it is in dispute as to the proper amount.… …
112opinion — An inference or conclusion of fact which a person has drawn from facts which he has observed. Lipscomb v State, 75 Miss 559, 23 So 210. A belief rather than a representation of fact. 23 Am J2d Fraud § 45. As disqualification of juror, a… …
113prejudice of juror — A leaning of the mind, a propensity or prepossession toward a view, so that the mind is not indifferent; a prejudgment of the case, not necessarily a matter of enmity or ill will against either party. 31 Am J Rev ed Jury § 172 …
114prejudge — [prē juj′] vt. prejudged, prejudging [Fr préjuger < L praejudicare: see PRE & JUDGE] to judge beforehand, prematurely, or without all the evidence prejudger n. prejudgment n. prejudgement …
115judging — noun the cognitive process of reaching a decision or drawing conclusions • Syn: ↑judgment, ↑judgement • Derivationally related forms: ↑judge, ↑judgmental (for: ↑judgment), ↑judge ( …
116judgment — noun 1. an opinion formed by judging something (Freq. 19) he was reluctant to make his judgment known she changed her mind • Syn: ↑judgement, ↑mind • Derivationally related forms: ↑judgmental …
117prejudgement — noun a judgment reached before the evidence is available • Syn: ↑prejudgment • Derivationally related forms: ↑prejudge • Hypernyms: ↑judgment, ↑judgement, ↑judging …
118prior restraint — noun : governmental prohibition on expression especially by publication before the expression actually takes place official prejudgment is actually a form of prior restraint F.H.Nuessell, Jr …
119pre|con|cep|tion — «PRIH kuhn SEHP shuhn», noun. 1. an idea or opinion formed beforehand: »the incapacity of actual objects for satisfying our preconceptions of them (Charles Lamb). SYNONYM(S): prejudgment. 2. the act of preconceiving …
120pre|judge|ment — «pree JUHJ muhnt», noun. Especially British. prejudgment …
