👉 In legal terminology, a "prerogative" refers to an exclusive right that is granted by a government or institution. It is often used in contexts involving judicial power, such as when judges have the authority to make decisions or judgments based on their personal beliefs and values. For example: - In the United States, judges have the prerogative of determining whether a particular case falls within the jurisdiction of a particular court. - In many countries, including those with constitutional courts like the Supreme Court
