The quality of being capable of being known or perceived.
From cognizable plus the suffix -ness (state or quality). This is the American English variant of 'cognisableness.'
This word is so rare that most legal databases probably have very few instances of it—lawyers would more likely say 'the fact that the offense is cognizable' rather than using this noun form!
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