Christopher Hutchings, solicitor for Ms Alcorn, said the judgement should encourage "ordinary people who have found themselves to be victims of phone hacking to take steps to bring the offending parts of the media to account".
In its broader sense, the term 'object' refers to everything we can think about or make judgements about, including all ordinary objects that we believe to exist, and even objects that we believe not to exist.
What they do out there is beyond the bounds of comprehension of ordinary people: a combination of balance, feel, dexterity, skill, judgement and extreme levels of both bravery and physical fitness.
Is 'practical knowledge' exempt from ordinary requirements of evidence because there is no mistake of judgement when its object is false (See Anscombe 1963, pp. 4 5, 56 7)?
For example, UC Berkeley's Good Judgement Project found that it can improve outcome predictions by training ordinary people to make more confident and accurate predictions over time as "superforecasters".
Ordinary folk wait for the Budget small print to emerge and do their own sums before reaching their Budget judgement.
Shrewd, informed judgements.
These are editorial judgements.
