/ˈprɛdʒəˌsaɪŋ/ – Verb
Definition: 1. gây thiệt hại, làm tổn thất;
2. có tính tiên quyết.
A more thorough explanation: Prejudicing refers to causing harm or damage to someone’s legal rights or interests, typically through actions or statements that are biased, unfair, or detrimental. It can involve influencing or impairing the impartiality or fairness of a legal proceeding, decision, or outcome.
Example: The defendant’s actions in withholding evidence were prejudicing the outcome of the trial.