STAR CHAMBER

STAR CHAMBER

Star Chamber.

1. Hist. An English court having broad civil and criminal jurisdiction at the king’s discretion and noted for its secretive, arbitrary, and oppressive procedures, including compulsory self-incrimination, inquisitorial investigation, and the absence of juries. ? The Star Chamber was abolished in 1641 because of its abuses of power. ¡ª Also termed Court of Star Chamber; Camera Stellata.

2. (usu. l.c.) Any secretive, arbitrary, or oppressive tribunal or proceeding.


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