Collocations withjudge
These are words often used in combination withjudge.
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appeal judge
I mentioned the matter only because it was critically commented on by senior legal figures, including an appeal judge.
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appellate judge
It is scandalous, because it makes a body the appellate judge, and not just the judge in its own cause.
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chief judge
The chief judge assigns judges and cases to panels.
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county judge
He retired to civilian life, as a county judge.
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distinguished judge
It is presided over by a distinguished judge.
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immigration judge
After a hearing, an immigration judge determines whether the applicant is eligible for asylum.
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judge advocate
The judge advocate reduced this to twelve years and a day.
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municipal judge
After his term, he was appointed a municipal judge.
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presiding judge
There is no presiding judge, with all that that means in the administration of justice.
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probate judge
At present, the selection of an administrator is determined in accordance with directions issued by the probate judge.
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qualified judge
A just ruler or a properly qualified judge must have experience and learning to do this.
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respected judge
A public inquiry by a respected judge is still to report on issues that are directly germane to what we are considering today.
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retired judge
A distinguished panel, including a retired judge and a chief officer of police, heard his appeal.
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senior judge
In addition, a senior judge will be appointed as a commissioner and empowered to investigate complaints about the improper use of the power.
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trial judge
Alleged libellers who were compelled to stand trial did not find a neutral referee in the trial judge, and the judge still held formidable power in libel proceedings.
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