caryatid in American English (ËkÃ¦riËÃ¦tÉªd ; karËÄatËid; kÉËraÉªÉËtÉªd ; kÉrÄ«ËÉtidË) nounWord forms: plural ËcaryËatids (ËkÃ¦riËÃ¦tÉÉªdz ; karËÄatËÉidz) or ËcaryËatiËdes (ËkÃ¦riËÃ¦tÉËdiz ; karËÄatËÉdÄzË) a supporting column that has the form of a draped female figure.
The FBI defines a disposition as the formal or informal conclusion of an arrest or charge at whatever stage it occurs in the criminal justice system. A disposition reports the courtâs findings and can include information as to whether an arrest charge has been modified or dropped.
The disposition date may mean slightly different things in different legal contexts. However, generally the disposition date on a court document refers to the date on which a particular legal matter was adjudicated. In criminal law, the disposition date on a court document refers to when the defendant was found either guilty or not guilty. Usually, if a defendant is found guilty, sentencing occurs sometime after the disposition date.