The phrase "adjudication before" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to a decision or judgment made prior to a certain event or action.
Example: "The adjudication before the court will determine the outcome of the case."
Alternatives: "ruling prior to" or "decision before".
A Tube Lines spokeswoman said the company would review last week's adjudication before deciding whether to appeal.
The judge-jury difference more likely turns on unobserved factors driving the selection of cases for adjudication before judges and jurors.
Historically, the Court has permitted Congress to designate "public rights" for adjudication before non-Article III tribunals and without the right to a jury trial.
I wrote: "Even if an inspector finds a violation, this only triggers a lengthy complex process with many levels of warning, review, appeal, negotiation, and adjudication before any action is taken (or, more often, avoided).
While there were no specific exclusion criteria for the patients in this study, patients screening positive to the ASCS undergo careful adjudication before progression to RHC where they have demonstrated previous evidence of clinically relevant left heart disease.
(d) shall continue to apply through final disposition of any adversary adjudication initiated before the date of repeal, was repealed by Pub.
Interim adjudication occurred before each meeting of the Partners in Prevention HSV/HIV Transmission Study Data and Safety Monitoring Board and a comprehensive review of the dataset to finalize linkage assignments by consensus was performed before the final clinical trial analysis.
While such sanctions could be permitted after conviction, they are flat-out unjustified before adjudication.
Do not plan to travel internationally before adjudication.
Case filing, as studied in this research is meant in a broader sense, including the lawsuit and admission of cases in ordinary civil courts for the first court appearance and preparation before adjudication (Fu 2011).
In 2014, only 17percentt of youth held before adjudication were detained for violent offenses, while 37.5percentt were detained for status offenses and 19.5percentt were detained for alleged misdemeanors.
