justitiële

Justitiële is a Dutch adjective that translates to "judicial" or "legal" in English. It pertains to the administration of justice, the legal system, and matters related to courts, judges, and legal proceedings. The term is commonly used in contexts such as the justitiële macht (judicial power), justitiële documentatie (judicial documentation), and justitiële autoriteiten (judicial authorities).

When referring to the justitiële macht, it encompasses the independent branch of government responsible for interpreting and applying laws. This includes the courts, the public prosecutor's office, and other related institutions. Justitiële documentatie often relates to records and information kept by the judicial system, such as criminal records or case files. Justitiële autoriteiten are the bodies and individuals empowered to enforce laws and administer justice, such as police, prosecutors, and judges. The adjective highlights the official and authoritative nature of these legal functions and entities within the Dutch framework.