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Monthly Archives: January 2012
What’s the Difference Between an Order and a Judgment?
This is a parallel question to the previous question (what is the difference between a hearing and a trial), because, generally speaking, an order is what follows a hearing, whereas a judgment is what follows a trial. Normally, a judgment … Continue reading →
