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In the legal context, a hearing refers to a procedure where evidence is presented and examined to determine a factual issue and make a decision based on that evidence. It encompasses both the ability to hear and the formal process conducted to resolve legal matters.
Hearing in law refers to the proceedings brought before a judge to examine a cause, whether civil or criminal. A judge presides over a hearing to determine if the issue or charge can go to trial.
A legal hearing is a meeting where a judge or other legal authority listens to information from both sides of a case. This can include witnesses, evidence, and arguments. The purpose is to help the judge make a decision about the case.
Hearing, in law, a trial. More specifically, a hearing is the formal examination of a cause, civil or criminal, before a judge according to the laws of a particular jurisdiction. In common usage a hearing also refers to any formal proceeding before a court.
The hearing is a legal hearing conducted in a courtroom with a judge presiding over the proceedings. Legal hearings vary in their purpose, depending on the issue in question, but they are all aimed at determining the truth of the matter at hand.
hearing. n. any proceeding before a judge or other magistrate (such as a hearing officer or court commissioner) without a jury in which evidence and/or argument is presented to determine some...
The hearing of the arguments of the counsel for the parties upon the pleadings, or pleadings and proofs; corresponding to the trial of an action at law. The word “hearing” has an established meaning as applicable to equity cases.
