A court ruling is a decision made by a judge or panel of judges in a court of LAW. It is based on the facts of the case and the applicable laws. The term 'court ruling' can be broken down into three parts: LET (3 letters), JUDGMENT (8 letters), and LAW (3 letters). LET stands for 'Legal Entitlement Theory, ' which is the basis for a court's decision. JUDGMENT is the decision itself, which is based on the facts of the case and the applicable laws. Finally, LAW is the set of rules that the court must follow when making its decision.