Judicial Discretion

Judicial Discretion - Judicial discretion refers to the power and authority granted to judges to make decisions or take actions within the bounds of the law based on their interpretation, judgment, and application of legal principles. This discretion is exercised to ensure justice and fairness but is generally subject to appellate review to prevent arbitrary or capricious rulings.

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Judicial Discretion
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Judicial discretion refers to the power and authority granted to judges to make decisions or take actions within the bounds of the law based on their interpretation, judgment, and application of legal principles. This discretion is exercised to ensure justice and fairness but is generally subject to appellate review to prevent arbitrary or capricious rulings.
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