Definitions

1. noun

The act of testifying in a court of law, especially as a witness.

“The lawyer carefully considered her juration before taking the stand.”

2. noun

A period of service as a witness or expert in a court of law.

“The psychologist served a lengthy juration in the trial, providing crucial insight into the defendant’s mental state.”

3. noun

A period of time during which a witness or expert is under subpoena or on call to testify in a court of law.

“The lawyer informed the judge of the ongoing juration of the key witness, requesting a continuance to allow sufficient time for testimony.”