Judges in a sentence

In the lower courts, judges who violate ethics rules are sanctioned by panels of appeals-court judges — their peers.

On Monday, President Joe Biden vetoed the JUDGES Act, which would have added 66 new judges to the federal courts.

With election judges dropping out, officials are recruiting standby or replacement judges — and are open to walk-ons.

Celebrity Judges: A panel of judges from local radio--myself included--and TV stations will crown the winners.

All judges must be nationals of states parties to the Rome Statute, and no two judges may be nationals of the same state.

Currently, there are 11 High Court Judges – one of whom will be retiring soon – and only three Judges in the Court of Appeal.

In many cases, the same US Federal District Judges were appointed as Confederate States District Judges.

For most other cases in the first and second tier courts lay judges sit alongside professional judges.

Airing on Tuesday 22 August, her blind audition wowed the judges, with two judges spinning their chairs based on her voice alone.

The UPA proposal had sought to bring at par the retirement age of high court judges with that of Supreme Court judges at 65 years.

Clinton was the first president in history to appoint more women and minority judges than white male judges to the federal courts.

District Court judges are appointed by the President, while Superior Court and Supreme Court judges are appointed by the Governor.

The judges' comments hinted at a strong chance of Jamie clinching the title, prompting host Tess Daly to remark: "Thank you judges.

Why exert so much pressure on the Concourt judges as seen on social media even naming some judges.

This means that the confirmation of such judges is illegal, and consequently those judges are illegally serving in the Supreme Court.

The Collegium also approved the proposal for appointment of five additional judges of the Calcutta High Court as its permanent judges.

Salas will be there even though the law protects only state judges, not federal judges, because the law is named after her son, Daniel.

Four provincial court judges attending were Chief Judge Derek Redman and local judges Diedrich Brandt, Frederick Fisher and Eric Brooks.

Municipal judges serve six-year terms, while Court of Common Pleas judges serve for 10 years.

The union representing the judges warns that these quotas could encourage rushed court proceedings and influence judges’ decision-making.