ju|di|ci|ar|y

ju|di|ci|ar|y «joo DIHSH ee _EHR ee», noun, plural -ar|ies, adjective.

–n.

1. the branch of government that administers justice; system of courts of justice of a country: »

organized…into legislative, executive, and judiciary (Thomas Jefferson).

2. the judges of a country, state, or city; judicature.

–adj.

of or having to do with courts, judges, or the administration of justice; judicial: »

Court cases are judiciary proceedings.