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Free sign upThe phrase "a judge for a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing roles or responsibilities, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She was appointed as a judge for a local competition."
Alternatives: "a judge in a" or "a judge of a".
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Three Fininvest lawyers were found to have bribed a judge for a favourable court verdict.
A citizens group there was preparing to ask a judge for a similar order.
Years ago, I was a judge for a national children's writing competition.
But prosecutors asked a judge for a stiffer penalty under the hate crime law.
Or do not pay anything and it will go to a judge for a decision.
But she read the first book in Suzanne Collins's megasuccessful trilogy as a judge for a literary prize.
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Previously, citizens could apply directly to a judge for an arrest warrant.
There is a federal rule of criminal procedure that requires law enforcement officials to take a prisoner to a judge for an initial hearing "without unnecessary delay".
The government asked a judge for an extension Thursday to decide whether to join the case as a plaintiff and was granted it, the person said.
One of the upperclassmen at the school, Mark Morchel, was a judge for an oratory contest when Mr. Lane was a freshman.
But when Nardiello's lawyer, James Brooks, asked a judge for an injunction of that suspension last week, he said the federation had forwarded him only Marsha Gale's letter.
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