/prɪˈdʒʊdɪʃəl ˈkærɪktər/ – Phrase
Definition: 1. những đặc điểm hay danh tiếng bắt nguồn từ định kiến;
2. những đặc điểm hay danh tiếng tạo nên định kiến;
3. tính chất thiên vị (của quyết định).
A more thorough explanation: “Prejudicial character” refers to evidence or information that is likely to cause harm or damage to a party’s case in a legal proceeding. It may include evidence that is biased, unfair, or likely to create a negative impression on the judge or jury.
Example: The judge ruled that the introduction of the defendant’s prior criminal record would be of prejudicial character and therefore inadmissible as evidence in the trial.