Ítéltábla

Itéltábla is a Hungarian term that can be translated as "verdict board" or "judgment board." It does not refer to a single official object in Hungarian law, but rather a generic name that could be used to describe a display or collection of judgments, verdicts, or sentences in various contexts.

Etymology and sense: The word is a compound of ítélet (verdict, judgment) and tábla (board). Because it is not a standardized term, its meaning depends on context. It can denote a physical board in a courtroom or public venue where case outcomes are posted, or a conceptual/visual tool used to present verdict information.

Possible uses and contexts: In historical or fictional settings, an ítéltábla might be a display showing the outcomes of cases before a tribunal. In educational or journalistic contexts, it could refer to a chart or panel that summarizes verdicts across multiple cases to illustrate trends such as conviction rates or sentencing patterns. In legal informatics or data visualization, a digital "verdict board" could aggregate and present verdict data for analysis or public reporting.

See also: verdict, judgment, court, tribunal, dashboard, data visualization. Note that the exact meaning of ítéltábla varies with context, and the term is not a fixed, widely used label in contemporary Hungarian legal practice.