Verdictum

/vɜːrˈdɪktʊm/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formal decision or finding by a jury or judge on the issues presented in a case.
    The verdictum declared the defendant guilty of all charges.

Forms

  • verdictum
  • verdicta (plural)

Commentary

Typically used as a Latin legal term, 'verdictum' is formally synonymous with 'verdict' and appears mainly in legal scholarship or documents referencing classical terminology.

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