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 Judgment 

Judgment or judgement implies a balanced weighing up of evidence preparatory to making a decision. A formal process of evaluation applies.

Contrast choice[?].


Judgment is also the formal decree of a court pronouncing a sentence , imposing a legal liability, issuing an injunction, or finally and conclusively denying them.

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