The phrase "additional judge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra judge added to a panel or group for a specific purpose, such as in a competition or legal context.
Example: "The competition will have an additional judge to ensure a fair evaluation of all participants."
Alternatives: "extra judge" or "supplementary judge".
Both as a circuit judge and at the Old Bailey, where he became an additional judge in 1970, his sentencing was unpredictable.
Chaudhry was then named (1989) advocate general of the Balochistan High Court, was designated (1990) additional judge of the Balochistan High Court, and held several other judiciary positions.
The following month, Roosevelt unveiled the Judicial Reorganization Bill, asking Congress to grant the President the power to nominate an additional judge for every Justice who didn't automatically retire at age seventy.
In fact, Martin is not retired at all as he still serves as an additional judge of the NT supreme court and to that extent is on the NT government's payroll.
Additional judge of the Central Bureau of Investigation, T. Pattabhi Ramarao, is accused of receiving an estimated 100 million rupees, about $1.7 million, for granting bail to former Karnataka minister Gali Janardhan Reddy, who had been charged in an illegal mining case, the newspaper reported.
Javed Khan, chief executive of the charity Victim Support, said the plans for additional judge training were "a considerable step in the right direction".
For decades, I have been requesting additional judges.
They will be aided by a group of additional judges.
Leaders of the Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers Association sent a letter to judicial officials last week, calling for additional judges to assist those two.
Democrats will also push for around half-billion in money for additional judges to unclog court backlogs.
Two defense lawyers, Keith S. Hampton and Walter M. Reaves Jr., filed a petition with the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, asking it to order that additional judges be assigned to hold bond-reduction hearings.
