non-judicial
non-judicial — adjective
1. dealing with a legal matter through an office, board, agreement, or other proces
dealing with a legal matter through an office, board, agreement, or other process outside the courtroom, instead of through a judge.
The couple chose non-judicial mediation to settle the land dispute.
non-judicial + mediation for resolving a dispute
A non-judicial board reviewed the complaint before any court hearing began.
contrasts with later review in court
When the loan stayed unpaid for months, the lender used a non-judicial foreclosure process.
Beatriz's lawyer explained the non-judicial route during a short office meeting.
The complaint moved through a non-judicial process at city hall first.
- administrative
often describes decisions made by officials or agencies rather than courts
- out-of-court
more everyday and usually tied to settlements or dispute resolution
- extrajudicial
often implies action outside the normal court process and can sound more critical
- judicial
handled by a court, judge, or formal court procedure
- court-ordered
specifically required by a judge or court
文法句型
non-judicial + process/body/remedy/foreclosure
resolve something through a non-judicial process
用法筆記
Usually appears before nouns such as process, remedy, settlement, or foreclosure. It contrasts with judicial, which refers to matters handled by a court or judge.