To measure the quality of administration, one lesson was videotaped and judged with an instrument focusing on the interaction between tutor and tutee.
When I reviewed its DVD release in the magazine, in 2005, I backhandedly credited Bruce's prosecutors and judges with "transforming him from a comic monologuist to an obsessed, outcast philosopher of law".
The council's team interviewed judges and magistrates, offenders and the public, and presented judges with a number of scenarios to assess how they would sentence an offender with and without the help of the guideline.
Award winners can promote their environmental and ethical credentials on the basis they have been rigorously assessed by a team of expert and celebrity judges with a broad knowledge and experience in the field.
He rocked back and forth in his chair during the proceedings, buried his face in his hands midway through and interrupted the judge with an outburst.
Even in the event of "warranted" intercept, it's important to understand the intelligence community doesn't always deal with what you would consider a "real" warrant like a Police department would have to, the "warrant" is more of a templated form they fill out and send to a reliable judge with a rubber stamp.
The reality is that due to the FISA Amendments Act and its section 702 authorities, Americans' communications are collected and viewed on a daily basis … "warrant" is more of a templated form they fill out and send to a reliable judge with a rubber stamp".
You have to be able to think logically and judge a situation; resulting with an outcome that solves the situation, without putting yourself or others at risk.
If we seek a "government of laws, and not of men," we must encourage judges to consistently enforce the law of the land and appoint judges with a demonstrated commitment to doing so.
The document itself, Mr. Personius said, concerned the war in Chechnya, and he presented the judge with an elaborate indexing system to show that the enemies referred to were Russians, not Americans.
Schlink, a German law professor and judge, "is possessed with a coolly direct manner of interrogating the confused motives of the human heart," Jennifer Schuessler said here last year.
