Question

4. Below are some words and phrases derived from «appeal» and «judge». Link each item to its definition. A. 1) appeal a) to ask a more senior court or person to review a decision of a subordinate court or person 2) appellate b) permission of the court to institute appeal proceedings from a single judge or lower court to full court or higher court respectively which appeals are made on points 3) appellee c) a court to which appeals are made on points of law resulting from the judgement of a lower court 4) court of appeal d) a party who appeals against a judicial decision which isn’t in that party’s favour 5) leave to appeal e) refers to a higher court that can hear appeals from a lower court _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B. 1) judge a) the judicial decision of a case in court or verdict 2) judicial b) a body of persons sworn to render a verdict or true answer on a law case officially submitted to them 3) jury c) a public officer authorized to hear and to determine cases in a court of law 4) adjudicate d) to settle judicially 5) judgment e) pertaining to courts of law or to judges

Answer 1

A.

1) appeal - to ask a more senior court or person to review a decision of a subordinate court or person.

2) appellate - refers to a higher court that can hear appeals from a lower court.

3) appellee - a party who appeals against a judicial decision which isn’t in that party’s favor.

4) court of appeal - a court to which appeals are made on points of law resulting from the judgment of a lower court.

5) leave to appeal - permission of the court to institute appeal proceedings from a single judge or lower court to full court or higher court respectively, on which appeals are made on points.

B.

1) judge - a public officer authorized to hear and determine cases in a court of law.

2) judicial - pertaining to courts of law or to judges.

3) jury - a body of persons sworn to render a verdict or true answer on a law case officially submitted to them.

4) adjudicate - to settle judicially.

5) judgment - the judicial decision of a case in court or verdict.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's link each item to its definition:

A. (Appeal-related terms)

1. Appeal (a): To ask a more senior court or person to review a decision of a subordinate court or person.

2. Appellate (b): Permission of the court to institute appeal proceedings from a single judge or lower court to a full court or higher court respectively, on points of law.

3. Appellee (c): A court to which appeals are made on points of law resulting from the judgment of a lower court.

4. Court of Appeal (d): A party who appeals against a judicial decision that isn’t in that party’s favor.

5. Leave to Appeal (e): Refers to a higher court that can hear appeals from a lower court.

B. (Judge-related terms)

1. Judge (a): The judicial decision of a case in court or verdict.

2. Judicial (b): A body of persons sworn to render a verdict or true answer on a law case officially submitted to them.

3. Jury (c): A public officer authorized to hear and determine cases in a court of law.

4. Adjudicate (d): To settle judicially.

5. Judgment (e): Pertaining to courts of law or to judges.

These definitions help clarify the meanings of the words and phrases derived from "appeal" and "judge" in the given context.