WordNet
n. a judgment rendered against an individual (or corporation) for the payment of money damages [syn: judgment in personam, judgement in personam, personal judgement] [ant: judgment in rem]
Usage examples of "personal judgment".
Ever since King Shrewd had first made me his, I had been taught that my talents were used at the will of the Crown, not at my personal judgment or for private vengeance.
Of course, that process relied on his personal judgment, but that, too, was part of the massive weight of his job.
Since nobody has found a way to prove that the Freudian Unconscious really exists, it can be doubted that personal experience and personal judgment exist.
Ever since King Shrewd had first made me his, I had been taught that my talents were used at the will of the crown, not at my personal judgment or for private vengeance.
I think we need a human who can exercise personal judgment without reference to the Laws of Robotics.
Your mission is to find and plug the leak by any means that you in your personal judgment deem necessary.
It was perhaps a misapplication of regulations, which, if challenged, would give rise to a debate on interpretation of authority and order priority versus personal judgment.
Take Mickie with his Silent Opposition and his Conspiracy That Nobody Can Put His Finger On, which in my personal judgment was an idea of pure genius except that sooner rather than later I'm going to have to put my finger on it in a manner that will satisfy all parties, owing to Andy's highly remorseless pressure.