👉 In legal contexts, "quasijudicial" refers to a system or practice in which judicial decisions are made by judges who do not have any formal legal training but rather rely on their personal moral and ethical judgments. This can be seen as a form of judicial activism, where judges take an active role in interpreting the law without relying solely on precedent or other binding statutes. Quasijudicial systems often include a judge who is appointed by the judiciary to make decisions on cases involving complex legal
