Choose the correct meaning for the underlined word:
Trial has been adjourned SINE DIE
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
The correct answer is Option (4) → without any future date designated
- Death happens because of sins: This does not fit the context of a trial being adjourned.
- Death postponed by Judge: While it includes the term "death," it does not accurately convey the meaning of "SINE DIE" in the legal context of adjourning a trial.
- Trial stopped because of death: This option is not related to the term "SINE DIE."
- Without any future date designated: "SINE DIE" is a Latin legal term meaning "without a day specified," indicating that the adjournment is indefinite or without a set future date.
So, the correct meaning is that the trial has been adjourned indefinitely, without any specific date scheduled for it to reconvene.