judgment (by a court of law); to pass judgment on; to sentence

(bound form) to differentiate; to distinguish; (bound form) clearly (different); to judge; to decide; to grade; (of a judge) to sentence

to judge; to decide; judgment; determination

to sentence (to prison etc)

ability to judge; judgment

to sentence; to condemn

magistrate (during Tang and Song dynasties); mythological underworld judge

decree; (of a court) to order

judicial precedent

to differentiate; to discriminate

criterion; criteria

to distinguish; to ascertain

markedly; clearly

to penalize; penalty

to convict (sb of a crime)

(literary) (of two people) to separate; to part

to interpret (a visual document, a medical exam, an historical event etc); to analyze data (from a chip, a black box etc)

to sentence (sb) to pay compensation

case law

(math.) discriminant (e.g. b²-4ac in the formula for the roots of a quadratic equation)

predicate

to be a different person; not to be one's usual self

as different as heaven and earth (idiom); worlds apart