view
n. (in court proceedings) An inspection by a judge, or by a judge and jury, of any place or object (such as a bus) that cannot be brought to court, and with respect to which any question arises in the course of litigation. A view is part of the evidence in the case, and a judge should not hold a private view of a public place in the absence of the parties. A view should normally be attended by the judge and the parties, as well as by the jury and the accused in criminal proceedings.

• juristic person
• juror
• jury
• jus
• jus accrescendi
• jus accrescendi inter mercatores pro beneficio commercii locum non habet
• jus ad rem
• jus civile
• jus cogens
• jus gentium
• jus in personam
• jus in re
• jus in re aliena
• jus naturale
• jus quaesitum tertio
• jus sanguinis
• jus soli
• just and equitable winding-up
• jus tertii
• justice
• justice of the peace
• justices’ clerk
• justifiable homicide
• justification
• justifying bail