justiciable

IPA/dʒʌsˈtɪʃ.i.ə.bəl/
IPA/dʒʌsˈtɪʃ.i.ə.bəl/

justiciable — 形容詞

  • justiciablepositive
  • more justiciablecomparative
  • most justiciablesuperlative

1. relating to a legal claim or question that a court is properly allowed to consid

1.形容詞C1
釋義

可審理的

可由法院審理判決的

relating to a legal claim or question that a court is properly allowed to consider, examine, and give a final decision on

例句

Bao argued that the land dispute was justiciable and asked the judge to hear it.

Bao 主張這起土地糾紛是可審理的,請求法官受理。

be + justiciable (subject = dispute/case)

The court ruled that the senator's political actions were not justiciable.

法院裁定該參議員的政治行為不具可審理性。

not justiciable (common negative form)

常見搭配
  • justiciable issue
  • justiciable question
  • justiciable dispute
  • justiciable matter
  • justiciable controversy
  • justiciable claim
同義詞
  • triable

    more specific — capable of being heard at trial; less common in everyday legal writing

  • cognizable

    formal term — within the jurisdiction of a court; rarer and more technical

  • actionable

    giving grounds for a lawsuit; focuses on the legal right to sue, not whether a court can decide the issue

反義詞
  • non-justiciable

    direct opposite — cannot be decided by a court

  • political

    used by courts to describe questions they consider unsuitable for judicial review

文法句型

be + justiciable

not justiciable

justiciable + noun

用法筆記

Frequently used in the negative form (not justiciable) to state that a court refuses to hear a case — often because the issue is political, hypothetical, or lacks a clear legal basis. Subject is most often dispute, claim, issue, question, or matter.

常見錯誤

The victim injury was justiciable for compensation.
The victim claim for compensation was justiciable.
The adjective describes the legal matter (claim, dispute, issue), not a person or a physical injury.

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常見搭配

副詞搭配

  • properly justiciable
  • fully justiciable
  • not justiciable