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What does adjudicated mean in a criminal case?

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What does adjudicated mean in a criminal case?

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  • State: Oregon

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Adjudication is the act of making a judicial ruling such as a judgment or decree. It is the giving or pronouncing a judgment in a criminal or civil action.

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If a case is adjudicated, it means that a court has made a formal decision regarding the matter. This process involves evaluating the evidence and arguments presented by both sides before reaching a judgment. Adjudication can apply to both criminal and civil cases.

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