Perturbation
/ˌpərtərˈbeɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) An act of disturbing or causing disorder in a legal process or situation.
The perturbation in the contractual negotiations led to a delay in agreement.
- (n.) A deviation from a norm or expected condition, especially in legal contexts involving standard procedures.
The perturbation in the evidence chain raised questions about its admissibility.
Forms
- perturbations
See also
Commentary
Often used to describe unexpected disturbances affecting legal processes; clarity is key to specify nature and source of perturbation.
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