key term - Decision-making process

Definition

The decision-making process refers to how choices are made within an organization or institution. In the context of the UK's Supreme Court, it involves deliberation among judges and reaching a consensus on legal matters before issuing their final judgment.

Related terms

Deliberation: Deliberation is a process where individuals discuss various options or ideas before reaching a decision.

Consensus:

Consensus means reaching an agreement or shared opinion among a group after considering different viewpoints.

Ruling: A ruling is a formal decision issued by a court that resolves a legal dispute or interprets a law.