Judge Presiding definition

Judge Presiding means the Trial Court Judge who presides over the hearing or trial in which the evidence is admitted 194

Judge Presiding means the Trial Court Judge who presides over the hearing or trial in which the evidence is admitted. B. Exhibit Preparation Prior to Submission The proponent of any exhibit offered into evidence at a trial or a hearing shall comply with the following provisions prior to that exhibit being accepted by the Clerk. Any item not conforming to the following provisions shall be brought to the attention of the Judge Presiding and shall not be accepted by the Clerk, unless ordered by the Judge Presiding: 1. All live ammunition is to be submitted in a soft paper bag, a small envelope, or a small container suitable to prevent excessive friction or movement while contained. 2. Any bullet fragments used for the purpose of ballistics testing must be submitted in a soft paper bag, a small envelope, or a small container suitable to prevent excessive friction or movement while contained. 3. All stained porous material, such as clothing, shoes, boots, hats, gloves, jackets, towels, sheets etc. must be dried to prevent molding. Each article must be submitted in a separate paper bag. Such items will not be accepted in plastic bags. 4. Non-stained items may be submitted in separate clear plastic bags. 5. Any firearm must have all ammunition removed prior to submission to the Court. When submitted, the firearm must be in a condition that will not allow the trigger to be pulled. The Court Officer will confirm that all requirements have been met prior to the Clerk taking possession. 6. Knives and any other bladed weapons must be secured in a cardboard box or suitably safe paper envelope. 7. Breakable exhibits must be submitted in protective containers strong enough to prevent breakage and contain spillage.

Examples of Judge Presiding in a sentence

• Michigan Department of Treasury, Tribunal Judge Presiding Respondent.

• Notwithstanding any order terminating this proceeding, this Protective Order shall remain in effect until specifically modified or terminated by the Presiding Administrative Law Judge ("Presiding Judge") or the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("Commission").

• Stewart, Magistrate Judge, Presiding Argued and Submitted November 6, 2015 Portland, Oregon Filed August 9, 2016 Before: Marsha S.

• In the event the procedures herein conflict with the Tenth Judicial District Local Rules for Civil Superior Court, the Trial Court Administrator is authorized to act, subject to consultation with the Senior Resident Superior Court Judge or Judge Presiding.

• Chen, District Judge, Presiding Argued and Submitted September 20, 2017Submission Withdrawn September 22, 2017Re-Submitted September 25, 2018 San Francisco, California Filed September 25, 2018 Before: Richard C.

• An Administrative Law Judge (Presiding Judge) will conduct a threshold hearing (step one), in which both the licensee and the competing applicants will be parties, to determine whether the renewal applicant deserves a renewal expectancy.

• Authority of the Superior Court located in the County-City Building is delegated to a:Presiding Judge Assistant Presiding Judge Presiding Judge-elect Executive Committee Court AdministratorAuthority of the Juvenile Court located at Remann Hall is delegated to a: Juvenile Court Presiding JudgeJuvenile Court Deputy Presiding Judge Juvenile Court Executive Committee Juvenile Court Administrator(b) Duties - Responsibilities of the Judges of the Superior Court.

• Notwithstanding any order terminating this proceeding, this Protective Order shall remain in effect until specifically modified or terminated by the Presiding Administrative Law Judge (Presiding Judge) (which includes the Chief Administrative Law Judge) or the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (Commission).

• Fitzgerald, District Judge, Presiding Argued and Submitted En Banc December 16, 2014—Pasadena, California Filed May 5, 2015 Before: Sidney R.

• Lodge, District Judge, Presiding Argued and Submitted October 8, 2010—Seattle, Washington Filed January 21, 2011 Before: Sidney R.