/dəˈvaɪdɪd kɔːt/ – Phrase
Definition: sự không nhất trí của các thẩm phán, sự chia rẽ phiếu biểu quyết của thẩm phán.
A more thorough explanation: A “divided court” refers to a situation in which the judges or justices who are hearing a case do not all agree on the outcome or reasoning. This can result in a split decision, with some judges ruling in favor of one party and others ruling in favor of another party.
Example: In the divided court decision, the judges were split on the interpretation of the statute.
