Examples of District Court judge in a sentence
The arbitrator shall have the same power to compel the attendance of witnesses and to order the production of documents or other materials and to enforce discovery as could be exercised by a United States District Court judge sitting in the Northern District of New York.
The arbitrator shall have the same power to compel the attendance of witnesses and to order the production of documents or other materials and to enforce discovery as could be exercised by a United States District Court judge sitting in Chenango County, New York.
Civil, including miscellaneous, cases requested or required to be heard by a Three-Judge Court shall be randomly assigned to a District Court judge, excluding the Chief Judge.
Subject to this Act, a District Court judge has the same power in relation to the payment of costs by any party as a judge of the Supreme Court has.
When a person has been committed for trial or sentence to the Supreme Court or an indictment has been presented against a person in that court for an offence triable in the Court, any District Court judge, if so requested by the Chief Justice of Western Australia, may try or sentence such person, and for that purpose the District Court judge has the same powers and may exercise the same jurisdiction as if the committal had been to, or the indictment had been presented in, the Court.
The Court constituted by one District Court judge may sit and exercise the jurisdiction of the Court notwithstanding that the Court constituted by another District Court judge is at the same time sitting and exercising the jurisdiction of the Court.
A person affected by a decision of the Principal Registrar made under subsection (3) may have it reviewed by a District Court judge in a summary way.
On the hearing of the application the District Court judge may make such order as he thinks fit.
A District Court judge nominated by the Chief Judge shall attend and hold the Court at any place at which the Governor so determines that the Court be held, on such days and at such times as the Chief Judge, from time to time, appoints.
Where a notice referred to in subsection (1) is so filed, a District Court judge may upon application in chambers determine whether the action was commenced as prescribed in that subsection.