The official removal of a person from a position of authority, especially a judge from judicial office.
From 'disbench' plus the suffix '-ment,' which creates nouns from verbs. The '-ment' suffix indicates an action, process, or result.
The suffix '-ment' makes 'disbenchment' sound more official and formal than 'disbenching,' which is why legal documents might prefer this version for maximum gravity.
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