Plenaistungile

Plenaistungile is a legal term referring to a session of a court or other judicial body where all judges of that body are present. This is in contrast to a chamber session, where only a subset of judges may hear a case. The concept of plenaistungile is most commonly associated with higher courts, such as supreme courts or appellate courts, where complex or significant cases are often heard by the full bench.

The purpose of a plenaistungile is to ensure that a decision is reached with the broadest possible consensus and legal expertise of the entire court. This can lend greater authority and legitimacy to the court's rulings. Cases that might be heard in plenaistungile often involve constitutional matters, important legal precedents, or disputes of national significance. The specific circumstances under which a plenaistungile is convened can vary depending on the jurisdiction and the rules of the particular court. It signifies the highest level of deliberation within that judicial body.