justiciary in Latin
justiciary in Latin is iūstitiārius — justiciary means the position, power, or area of authority held by a judge.
justiciary in Latin
iūstitiārius
(historical) Various equivalent medieval offices elsewhere in Europe.
What does "justiciary" mean?
- noun The position, power, or area of authority held by a judge.
- noun The court system as a whole, or judges considered as a group.
- noun A person who carries out justice.
- noun A judge.
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What is "justiciary" in Latin?
"justiciary" in Latin is iūstitiārius. justiciary means: The position, power, or area of authority held by a judge.
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