Examples of 'justice judgment' in a sentence

Meaning of "justice judgment"

justice judgment: A justice judgment refers to a decision, ruling, or verdict made by a court or legal authority regarding a matter of justice. It signifies the formal outcome or conclusion reached through the judicial process based on a consideration of law, evidence, and arguments. This phrase is often used in legal contexts to describe the final determination of a case or issue

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Implementation of the court of justice judgment.
The abovementioned Court of Justice judgment held Denmark's former practice to be unlawful.
That is nonsense and not what the European Court of Justice judgment says.
Subject, Court of Justice judgment concerning Denmark 's steel rolling mill.
This is the position reflected in the Court of Justice judgment in the Nokia case20.
A Court of Justice judgment of 2015 clarified the scope of this Article.
However, the French authorities have failed to comply fully with the Court of Justice judgment.
Foshan Shunde argued that the Court of Justice judgment requires no implementing measures.
Subject: Product liability: implications for consumer protection of Court of Justice judgment.
The European Court of Justice judgment of 18 July 2006 failed to meaningfully address this situation.
Essentially, I agree with his analysis of the Court of Justice judgment - a rapid analysis, of course.
The Member States, however, had not waited for a new Court of Justice judgment.
The wording used by European Court of Justice judgment " ANSUL ", par.

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