adjudicative competence in a sentence

1. Some researchers feel the role of emotion has been neglected, both in traditional accounts of decision-making and in assessments of adjudicative competence, and further attention and study.
2. More than 90 percent of all defendants in criminal cases end up negotiating a plea bargain, rather than going to trial, so the evaluation is really for " adjudicative competence, " he said, meaning " competence to have your case decided by law ."
3. It was found in this study that approximately one third of 11-to 13-year-olds and approximately one fifth of 14 to 15 year olds are as impaired in capacities relevant to adjudicative competence as are seriously mentally ill adults who would likely be considered incompetent to stand trial.
4. It's difficult to find adjudicative competence in a sentence.