判

judicial decision

trial

judgment

criticism

public hearing

judgement

judge

court

reputation

judgement

judge

critical

establishing

seal

seal (used in lieu of a signature)

(judicial) precedent

judicial trial

judge

large seal

large size (paper, book, etc.)

district court

Supreme Court

clearly

constitutional court

distinction

self-criticism

misjudgement

original judgement

koban

medium size

to judge

35-mm film

B5 paper size (182 mm x 257 mm)

A4 paper size (210mm x 297mm)

A5 paper size (148mm x 210mm)

A6 paper size (105mm x 148mm)

tabloid format (newspaper, etc.)

B6 paper size (128 mm x 182 mm)

B4 paper size (257 mm x 364 mm)

blanket sheet (size of Japanese broadsheet newspapers; 406x545 mm)

large size

to judge

cabinet size

affixing a seal

ichibuban

judge (of literary contests)

full-size paper (of a series, e.g. A0, B0)

flat paper

signatory

official seal

medium-sized paper (approx. 15x21 cm, used for notebooks)

video replay

top-ranking judge (in the ritsuryō system)

family court

to distinguish

sympathy for a tragic hero

ready-made seal

shirokuban (paper size of 127x188mm)

joint seal

judgement

traveling around getting seal stamps (travelling)

puzzle

signature or written seal at the end of a document

judgment paper

judge

joint trial

ichibubankin

first trial

junior official

rejudgement

judge advocate

judgement (on whether something is right or wrong)

discriminant

Scopes Trial (landmark US trial on the teaching of evolution in public schools, 1925)

Nuremberg Trials

to put to trial

fake trial

collision detection

trial by ordeal

judges and prosecutors

negotiations

judgement document

to be found innocent

sensation

bad reputation

jointly sealed covenant

unfair ruling

seal over the edges of adjacent sheets

people's trial (court)

judgment

lay judge

powers of judgement

format (esp. of publication, e.g. A5, B4, etc.)

winning by decision (in combat sports)

assistant judge

error of judgment

to be talked about

Judgment Day (as described in Christian tradition)

professional judge

oval

critic

judicial

prognostication

civil trial

tenshō ōban

critical realism

(degree of) public interest in forthcoming event or performance

presiding judge

losing by decision (in combat sports)

seal

original judgment

Tokyo Trials

adjudication committee meeting

Meiji-period postal stamp featuring a large oval in its design

trial record

judge

chief judge

referee

tough negotiations

ratio decidendi

written commentary on notable events or persons

retrial

law reports

standard size

supernumerary judge

administrative law judge

court-martial

jurisdiction

personality assessment

final sentence

wallet-sized (photo)

open court

to abide by the verdict

head judge

value judgement

political judgement

matching

as reputed

umpire

local court

deciding the winner from a photo

decipherment

illegible

five ringside judges

to affix a seal

stereotyped

invariably

seal of surety

suspension of judgement (judgment)

to file a lawsuit