Plural form of cojudex; multiple judges sharing judicial authority together in a court system.
Latin plural of 'cojudex' (co- + judex). Follows classical Latin pluralization patterns preserved in legal terminology.
This Latin plural shows how legal systems freeze language in time—lawyers still use ancient grammar rules decades after ordinary English speakers have stopped. 'Cojudices' sounds archaic because it IS archaic, preserved in courtrooms like a linguistic time capsule.
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