The phrase "after judgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to actions or decisions that occur following a decision or evaluation process.
Example: "The committee will make its recommendations after judgement has been rendered on the case."
Alternatives: "following the decision" or "post-evaluation".
Police surveillance of this kind only serves to undermine our democracy and deter lawful protest," said Mr Catt, 88, after the judgement was handed down in the High Court.
But let's not dwell on Uli Hoeness's trial for tax evasion here - there'll be ample time to digest the rights and wrongs after the judgement comes in on Thursday.
"But now the U.S. government has asked us for something we simply do not have, and something we consider too dangerous to create," he wrote, in a passionate letter written hours after the judgement was made.
The key changes would include: identifying areas of non-compliance rather than focusing on compliance; assessing the level of concerns after the judgement about non-compliance; and creating a more transparent enforcement process with an 'enforcement escalator' to ensure providers achieve compliance.
Speaking after the judgement Mr Tracey said: "We hope the strong message to all doctors, that there is a legal duty to consult with patients before imposing a DNR, will prevent any other patient and their family going through our experience".
The Welsh government would be able to recover the cost of treatment from an employer or an insurer after a judgement or settlement is reached in civil claims.
It proved a low point for Mr Shapiro, who initially tried to dismiss the issue as being "irrelevant" before promising to address it after his judgement was attacked.
Then in 2009, the Lords set out new rules for the use of intelligence material after a judgement on secret evidence from the European Court of Human Rights.
The Recovery of Medical Costs for Asbestos Diseases Bill would mean the Welsh government could recover the cost of treatment from an employer or an insurer after a judgement or settlement in civil claims.
Speaking after the judgement, Mr Burns said the judge had delivered a "convincing decision... on all the key issues of the way in which the Department for Transport has handled the moving forward of HS2".
