coassessor
/kɑːsɛsər/Definitions
1. noun
an official who, together with a judge, hears and decides on appeals; a judicial officer in some ecclesiastical courts.
“In the early Christian church, the coassessor played a crucial role in deciding the fate of accused heretics.”
2. noun
a person who assists or is associated with an assessor.
“The coassessor helped the assessor in evaluating the financial situation of the company.”