Definitions

1. noun

The act of presenting or offering something, especially a claim or a case.

“The lawyer made a strong profert in the court, presenting the client’s case for acquittal.”

2. noun

A formal presentation or statement, especially one made in a court of law.

“The judge reviewed the profert made by the prosecution and decided to grant a continuance.”

3. verb

To present or offer something, especially a claim or a case.

“The lawyer proferted a strong case for the client’s innocence.”