- fatuum judicium
- A fatuous, foolish, or idiotic judgment.
Ballentine's law dictionary. Anderson, W.S.. 1998.
fatuum judicium
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fatuum judicium — /fcetyuwsm jadish(iy)am/ A foolish judgment or verdict. As applied to the latter it is one rather false by reason of folly than criminally so, or as amounting to perjury … Black's law dictionary
fatuum judicium — /fcetyuwsm jadish(iy)am/ A foolish judgment or verdict. As applied to the latter it is one rather false by reason of folly than criminally so, or as amounting to perjury … Black's law dictionary
fatuus — /faetyuwas/ An idiot or fool. Foolish; silly; absurd; indiscreet; or ill considered. See Fatuum judicium … Black's law dictionary
fatuus — /faetyuwas/ An idiot or fool. Foolish; silly; absurd; indiscreet; or ill considered. See Fatuum judicium … Black's law dictionary
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