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.
Dispostion of a criminal case is the date that the action is final, usually by sentencing, acquittal, and dismissal. Typically, disposition is a term that can be used for sentencing and is commonly used in juvenile court. The date on which the case will be set for trial or a guilty plea.