Ex'tra-ju-di'cial, a.
(ju-dish'al), a. [Lat. extra and Eng. judicial, q. v.] Out of the proper court, or the ordinary course of legal procedure; not called for by the case; not legally required; as, an extrajudicial oath.
(ju-dish'al), a. [Lat. extra and Eng. judicial, q. v.] Out of the proper court, or the ordinary course of legal procedure; not called for by the case; not legally required; as, an extrajudicial oath.