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This link opens in a new windowQ:What does "certiorari" mean in Latin?
A: According to Black's Law Dictionary, certiorari translates as "to be more fully informed" or "to have notice given to him." It is the present passive infinitive form of the Latin verb certioro ("to inform, apprise, show").
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