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reasoned judgment

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Much like judges in a court of law, those providing police oversight must maintain a reputation for scrupulous fairness and reasoned judgment.
In addition to convicted prisoners, those banned from voting include members of the Lords, anyone found guilty of election corruption within the past five years and people with learning disabilities or a mental illness deemed incapable of making a reasoned judgment.
The concept of a critic--a person offering reasoned judgment, analysis, interpretation, and observation--goes back to ancient Greece (and there probably were critics before that).
 
 
 
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