The phrase "advised judged" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate verbs that do not logically connect in this form.
Example: "The committee advised the candidate but ultimately judged their performance based on the criteria."
Alternatives: "recommended evaluated" or "counseled assessed".
She advised judges in family disputes.
She advised judges on cases that involved people who did not have lawyers.
Earlier, Mr. Cuomo's chief political troubleshooter, Joseph Percoco, supervising the proceedings, had advised Judge Lippman and Albany's mayor and M.C., Gerald D. Jennings, on the intricacies of their parts.
As a result of Frosh's decision, District Court Chief Judge John P. Morrissey advised judges and commissioners in October to impose the "least onerous" conditions on those awaiting trial.
The Supreme Court advised Judge Strine that if he wished to "ruminate on what the proper direction of Delaware law should be, there are appropriate platforms, such as law review articles, the classroom, continuing legal education presentations and keynote speeches".
In the meantime, District Court Chief Judge John P. Morrissey advised judges and commissioners to impose the "least onerous" conditions on those awaiting trial, and Frosh asked the Court of Appeals to consider a rule change.
Richard Jones, who owns East Coast Bail Bonds in Frederick, said business has dropped nearly 75percentt since District Court Chief Judge John P. Morrissey advised judges and commissioners last month to impose the "least onerous" conditions on defendants who cannot be released on their own recognizance.
In the memorandum, which advised judges how to handle same-sex couples seeking to waive the three-day waiting period between getting a license and getting married, Justice Zoll noted that "there has recently been considerable public discussion" about out-of-state applicants.
AT&T and Deutsche Telekom advised Judge Huvelle this morning that they wish to stay any further Court proceedings until January 18 , 2012 to allow the two companies time to evaluate all options.
He advised judges to view IQ test scores with "studied skepticism" and instead look closely at how the convict had functioned throughout his life prior to the crime.
