Assigned judge definition
Assigned judge means the hearing judge assigned to adjudicate a State Bar Court proceeding.
Assigned judge means the Judge to whom a case is randomly assigned by lot and who is responsible for determining all matters in the case.
Assigned judge means a judge assigned in a manner provided by Rule 8 of the Texas Rules of Judicial Administration.
More Definitions of Assigned judge
Assigned judge means any judge assigned by the Chair of the Judicial Council or by a presiding judge authorized by the Chair of the Judicial Council to assign a judge under Code of Civil Procedure section 404 or 404.3, including a “coordination motion judge” and a “coordination trial judge.”
Assigned judge means either of the following:
Assigned judge. ’ means a judge of the Commonwealth who has been assigned to serve this Court.
Assigned judge means the judge to whom a particular case is assigned.
Assigned judge. ’ means a judge of the Common- wealth who has been assigned to serve this Court.
Assigned judge means the FSD Judge assigned to the particular proceedings or matter;
Assigned judge. ’ means a judge, formerly elected as a member of this court or another court of the Commonwealth, who has been designated to serve as a duty judge, whether during active ser- vice upon such other court or after having attained retirement age.