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21 Cards in this Set
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judicious
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showing sound judgment
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adjudicate
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to hear and judge a case
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astute
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shrewd
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scrutinize
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to examine carefully
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peruse
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to examine carefully
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pragmatic
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concerned with practical outcomes
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perjure
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to lie under oath
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prudent
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using good judgment
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jurisprudence
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the science or philosophy of law
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jurisdiction
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the sphere of authority or control
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domain
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A territory over which rule or control is exercised.
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adjure
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to command solemnly, To appeal to or entreat earnestly
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enjoin
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to command solemnly
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entreat
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To make an earnest request of.
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beseech
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To address an earnest or urgent request to; implore
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adjudge
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to determine based upon law
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acumen
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keenness of judgment
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discernment
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keenness of judgment
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inscrutable
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beyond comprehension or examination
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allegation
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formal accusation
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contention
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An assertion put forward in argument.
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