Explanation of the judgment

(1). That is, signing the judgment. The abbreviation of signing a letter for official business of the Judge's Office. He served as a secretarial officer for various states in the Song Dynasty, assisting state chiefs in handling government affairs and paperwork. Volume 3 of "Notes of Laoxue'an" by Lu You of the Song Dynasty: "Yan Anggong was the professor of Yuezhou, and Zhang Zishao was the judge." "Warning to the World: Ao Xianggong drank and hated Banshan Hall": "(Wang Anshi) was first appointed as the magistrate of Yin County, Qingyuan Prefecture, Zhejiang... transferred "Ren Yangzhou Qian judge" (2). Refers to being a Qian judge. Ming Dynasty Wang Tingna's "The Lion's Roar": "Visiting Friends": "I was sentenced to Fengxiang for three years, and I was called to the History Museum." (3). Signed and wrote the verdict. Yuan Hongdao of the Ming Dynasty "With Ni Songshan": "My hands are tired of judging, and my eyes are tired of reading."

Word analysis

Explanation of 佥 (佥) ā Everyone, Everyone. all. The same as "sign" in ancient times. Radical: person; explanation of judgment judgment à distinction, distinction, judgment: judgment. judge. Criterion. Interpretation (using known visual information symbols to determine the meaning of newly acquired visual information). judge. Separate, completely different: completely different. Two completely different people. It's like a chasm. Assessment: Referee. negotiation. Judgment paper.

Judicial authorities’ response to the case