Definition of "judicable" []

• That can be judged: judicable issues. (adjective)
• Liable to be judged: judicable actions and complaints. (adjective)

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• "If the federal government, or any State, can violate the Constitution without hurting any person individual or corporate, then there will be no judicable claim."
• "That option has been authoritatively debunked, but Cameron is not even going that far - he is only pledging to tackle the Human Rights Act. But its main effect is to make the ECHR judicable in the UK."
• "An intergovernmental agreement would lie outside the acquis communautaire and would neither be enforceable by the EU commission nor judicable by the ECJ."