triable
Fit for court
Triable describes something that can be tried or put to trial.
In legal contexts, a triable case or offense is one that can be heard in court: The judge ruled the matter triable.
More broadly, triable means capable of being tested or attempted: a triable solution to the problem.
Legal decision-making body
- defendantParty facing charges
- plaintiffCivil case initiator
- verdictOfficial court decision
- judgeOne who decides
litigation · prosecution · defense · docket · subpoena · testimony · pleadings · arraignment
Systematic investigation procedure
- verificationProving something accurate
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
- examinationMethodical assessment or review
measurement · analysis · feasibility · demonstration · prototype · pilot · simulation · benchmarking
jury
Legal decision-making body
judge · litigation · prosecution · defense · docket · subpoena · testimony · pleadings · arraignment · courtroom
experiment
Systematic investigation procedure
- verificationProving something accurate
- validationConfirming truth or accuracy
- assessmentFormal evaluation of worth
examination · measurement · analysis · feasibility · demonstration · prototype · pilot · simulation · benchmarking · hypothesis
triableinadmissible
Not allowed as evidence
moot · barred · frivolous · dismissible · dismissed
triableuntestable
Cannot be proven false
unverifiable · impossible · unprovable · unfalsifiable · impracticable