jurisdiction in Latin
jurisdiction in Latin is diciō — jurisdiction means the official authority to make legal decisions and judgments over a particular area, group of people, or type of case.
jurisdiction in Latin
diciō
The power, right, or authority to interpret and apply the law.
What does "jurisdiction" mean?
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noun The official authority to make legal decisions and judgments over a particular area, group of people, or type of case.
"Which court has jurisdiction over a dispute between two countries?"
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jurisdiction in a sentence
- Which court has jurisdiction over a dispute between two countries?
- The case falls outside the court's jurisdiction.
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What is "jurisdiction" in Latin?
"jurisdiction" in Latin is diciō. jurisdiction means: The official authority to make legal decisions and judgments over a particular area, group of people, or type of case.
How do you use "jurisdiction" in a sentence?
Example: "Which court has jurisdiction over a dispute between two countries?" In Latin, "jurisdiction" is diciō.
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