Legal term from Latin "by the court"/. Said of a judicial opinion presented as that of the entire court rather than that of any one judge.

a Latin term meaning "by the court"; sometimes the written reasons for the decision of an appeal court are not acknowledged to be the reasons of a particular judge of the court but of the court as a whole and the reasons are given under the heading "per curiam";

A term generally used to denote the opinion or decision of the court as a whole rather than a single judge.

("By the court.") An unsigned opinion of the court, often brief.

(Latin) in the opinion of the court

(per KYUR ee uhm) See opinion.

A Latin term meaning, literally, "through the court." It refers to an opinion of an appellate court which is not attributable to any one judge.