Sentence examples for appointed judge from inspiring English sources
The regents appointed Judge Kaye to investigate.
A year later he was appointed judge at Mannheim.
Mr. Rowland appointed Judge Robertson to the bench last November.
In 1836 he was appointed judge of the U.S. District Court for eastern Virginia.
President Richard M. Nixon appointed Judge Brieant to the federal bench in 1971.
He was appointed judge and jury, while his real place should have been in the dock.
Since the chart was published, the Fourth Circuit (North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland) has added another Republican-appointed judge, for a total of 8 appointed by Republicans and 4 by Democrats, leaving 3 vacancies.
So far in three lawsuits against the plan, two federal judges appointed by Democrats have upheld the law; one Republican-appointed judge has declared an important part of it unconstitutional.
Minor only remains in prison because Bush-appointed DOJ officials along with biased local U.S. attorneys and a Reagan-appointed judge all misinterpreted the laws that make his conviction illegal and that require his release pending appeal.
The razor-thin 5-4 margin was broken by Republican-appointed judge Anthony Kennedy.
His decision rejecting the constitutional attack on the Affordable Care Act did not simply make him the first Republican-appointed judge to uphold the statute.
