Synonyms for judiciary
dʒuˈdɪʃ iˌɛr i, -ˈdɪʃ ə riju·di·cia·ry

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1. judiciary, benchnoun

   persons who administer justice

   Synonyms:
   bench, terrace, work bench, judicature, judicial system, judicatory, workbench

2. judiciary, judicature, judicatory, judicial systemnoun

   the system of law courts that administer justice and constitute the judicial branch of government

   Synonyms:
   bench, judgeship, court, tribunal, judicature, judicial system, judicatory, administration

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1. judiciarynoun

   Synonyms:
   body of judges

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1. List of paraphrases for "judiciary":

   judicial, magistrature, judicature, justice, magistracy, magistrates, judges, bench, court, legal

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1. Martin Baron:

   We still do not know what charges the Iranian authorities have brought against our correspondent Jason Rezaian, but we hope the referral of his case to a Revolutionary Court represents a step forward toward Jason’s prompt release, this step gives Iran’s judiciary an opportunity to demonstrate its fairness and independence by determining that the charges are baseless.

2. Chuck Grassley:

   Obviously the views of the majority leader are important to consider, but they do not govern what happens here in the Senate Judiciary Committee, if consideration on the floor was the standard for approving a bill in committee or not, we wouldn't probably be moving any bills out of Senate Judiciary Committee.

3. Klaus Iohannis:

   There is no parallel state, it is a PSD invention used to explain their anti-judiciary and anti-secret service actions. It is that simple.

4. Texas Law Professor Steve Vladeck:

   The Constitution does not require formal approvalof an impeachment investigation before the House (or a committee thereof) is allowed to conduct one, thus, although the House formally approved such an investigation for President Clinton, there are plenty of other examples of impeachment investigations that were initiated after nothing more than the introduction of an impeachment resolution by a single member, and referral of that resolution to the House Judiciary Committee.

5. Lindsey Graham:

   Therefore I will offer to Mr. Giuliani the opportunity to come before the Senate Judiciary Committee to inform the committee of his concerns.