Independent Adjudicator

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An "Independent Adjudicator" is an authorized judge, which does not need lawyers, attorneys and officials alike to make valid, justified decisions. They are the regulators of harsh rules and constitutions concerning different matters, either private or non-private. But each holds the authority over only the most specific fields, such as, regulations of a particular university.

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