The phrase "appeal to the judge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to the act of requesting a higher authority to review a decision made by a lower court or judge.
Example: "The defendant decided to appeal to the judge after the initial ruling was made."
Alternatives: "request a review from the judge" or "seek the judge's reconsideration".
Ms. Miller's written appeal to the judge that fall gives some idea of her thinking.
The cleric's family made a last-minute appeal to the judge for leniency.
Her appeal to the judge to ban reporting of the recording was only allowed to be revealed after the verdict.
Later, though, Mr. Dobson's lawyer made an appeal to the judge that suggested Mr. Dobson might abandon his denial of any involvement in the murder.
Demjanjuk's lawyer, Ulrich Busch, immediately submitted an appeal to the judge to abandon the trial on the grounds that his client had "been a victim".
Durham had delivered an emotional appeal to the judge to allow a new trial, taking the blame for the prosecution's showing the inadmissible evidence and acknowledging that he "let a lot of people down".
For Higher-Order Thinking After reading this article, WHY do you think some countries try to appeal to the judges, even after being rejected multiple times before, to host the Olympics?
The final stage, Acting Competition, is similar to Pokémon Contests of the Game Boy Advance games; Pokémon use their moves to appeal to the judges and crowd.
At one point, the union lawyer, Sanford Oxfeld, interrupted the questioning and appealed to the judge to either appoint a special mediator or order the board to negotiate.
The boy's lawyer, Daniel King, of Forbes solicitors in Blackburn, appealed to the judge to allow him conditional bail but was unsuccessful.
Inside the court, Father Fay was surrounded by supporters, including one of his brothers and a sister who appealed to the judge for leniency.
