Former judge means a person who has served as an active judge in a district, statutory probate, statutory county, or appellate court, but who is not a retired judge.
Former judge means a judge no longer holding office, who was elected and served as a judge.
Former judge means a person who served as an active judge in a district, statutory county, statutory probate, or appellate court for at least 96 months and is not yet retired.
Examples of Former judge in a sentence
SCR 20:1.12 Former judge, arbitrator, mediator or other 3rd-party neutral(a) Except as stated in par.
SCR 20:1.12 Former judge, arbitrator, mediator or other 3rd- party neutral(a) Except as stated in par.
Boyden Gray objected to this level of involvement by Congress in foreign policy, especially through what appeared to be an unconstitutional legislative veto.128 Former judge Robert H.
Former judge, arbitrator, mediator, or other third-party neutral.
Venkatachala: Former judge of the Supreme Court and former Lokayukta of KarnatakaSeptember 1.
More Definitions of Former judge
Former judge means a person who, immediately before appointment to the office of Commissioner, was a Judge of the Supreme Court or the District Court.
Former judge means a person who has been a Justice of the High Court or ajudge of another federal court or of the Supreme Court of a State or Territory.
Former judge means:an individual who has served as a judge in any provincial or federal court in Canada or an individual who is or has been qualified to practice law and has served as an adjudicator on an administrative tribunal in Canada.
Former judge means a person who, immediately before appointment to the office of Commissioner, was a judge of the Supreme Court or the District Court. [Clause 4 amended by No. 78 of 2003 s. 32(b).]
Former judge means an individual who previously served as a judge and has been approved for recall for temporary