Judgment

A judgment is a falsifiable statement by a Judge of how Law applies to proven facts. A Judgment states these things: the events, the agent who caused harm, the victim, and the restitution and proportion that follow. It also states if guilt exists or does not exist, and each status that results. A Judgment discovers and records these consequences. It does not make Law, guilt, or Justice. A Judgment has authority only while its facts remain proven, and while its logic remains correct. When a person disproves the facts or the logic, the Judgment must change.