Court Judges in a sentence

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

Judges are appointed by the King and are usually expatriates from South Africa. citation The Supreme Court, which replaced the previous Court of Appeal, consists of the Chief Justice and at least four other Supreme Court judges.

The senior County Court Judges assigned to the County Court Divisions of Belfast and Derry have the titles of Recorder of Belfast and Recorder of Londonderry respectively, but are addressed the same as other County Court Judges.

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

However, only 27% of High Court judges and 23% of Court of Appeal judges were women.

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.

A judicial service commission, composed of the Chief Justice and two Supreme Court judges, appoints, transfers, and dismisses lower court judges.

The Court of Appeal of the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court is headquartered in Saint Lucia, but at least one of its 16 High Court judges must reside in Dominica and preside over the High Court of Justice.

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

The Saturday night announcement from circuit court judges James Ho and Elizabeth Branch came after the duo and 12 other judges said in October they would not hire clerks from Yale Law School due to a pervasive “cancel culture” at the Ivy League school.

As for the nominating picks, "it's everything from president all the way to down to appellate judges and supreme court judges for all of Illinois," Ruby said.

El-Rufai who regretted that the state had been seeking for the appointment of the high court Judges for the past three years, said the only bottleneck in the process is the NJC’s bureaucracy, which he said unduly delay appointment of Judges.

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

Unless and until the Justice Department gives immigration judges the same standard case-management tools that federal and state court judges have, they will be swimming upstream against an ever-increasing torrent of cases.

He was responding to questions on some recent Supreme Court Collegium resolutions, which contained potions of IB and RAW reports on certain names recommended by the top court for appointment as high court judges, being made public last week.

If the justices essentially cite lower court decisions that support their premises in their own opinions solely based on substance of the decision, then one might assume these Supreme Court citations would be agnostic to the lower court judges.

The Senate just confirmed Biden’s 100th district court judge, augmenting its 35 appeals court judges and Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson.

The U.S. court of appeals based in San Francisco gave Toledo the 14-day reprieve in an order issued late Thursday, a day after a lower court and a panel of appellate court judges rejected an appeal by Toledo to stall his return to Peru.

His attorneys are expected to swiftly appeal to the full bench of appeals court judges, or up to the US Supreme Court, teeing up another major constitutional test involving Mr Trump’s campaign at the nation’s highest court.

It also recommended Madras High Court Chief Justice Indira Banerjee and Odisha High Court Chief Justice Vineet Saran as Supreme Court judges.