Honor Court

/ˈɒnər kɔrt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A body or tribunal, often in academic or military institutions, responsible for adjudicating violations of honor codes or ethical standards.
    The honor court convened to hear the case of alleged plagiarism by a student.

Forms

  • honor court
  • honor courts

Commentary

Honor courts typically operate within specific institutions and emphasize ethical conduct enforcement distinct from formal judicial courts.

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