Definition: Adjudication is a legal process where a judge or tribunal makes a decision based on evidence presented at an in-person or virtual hearing. An admissible piece of evidence, in this context, could be any piece of information that can be used to support the case being heard. The admissibility of such evidence may depend on its relevance and reasonableness, as well as its reliability and accuracy. In some cases, the evidence presented at an adjudication hearing may include written opinions or judgments from a judge or tribunal. These opinions or judgments may provide further guidance or clarification on the legal issues involved in the case. Ultimately, the purpose of adjudication is to ensure that justice is served by providing a fair and impartial decision based on all the relevant evidence presented at the hearing.

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