Deciding the legal obligations or entitlements of the parties involved. Common Contexts
Reviewing testimony, documents, and physical evidence to determine what actually happened. adjudicate
At its heart, adjudication is about . It moves a conflict from a state of uncertainty to a legally recognized conclusion. This process typically involves: Deciding the legal obligations or entitlements of the
The presiding official evaluates the merits of the case. adjudicate
Claims adjusters "adjudicate" claims to determine if a policy covers a specific medical procedure or accident. The Adjudication Process A typical adjudication follows a structured sequence:
Government agencies (like the SSA or IRS) use administrative law judges to resolve disputes regarding benefits, taxes, or licensing.