An international panel of four to five writers constituted the judging panel.
In substance, then, if not in form, this area is partly constituted by judge-made law.
"What is generally called ethnic cleansing does not constitute genocide," Judge Tomka said in his ruling against Serbia's claim.
The market did indeed peak toward the end of the testimony, CNN reported, but Wall Street's reaction doesn't exactly constitute a judge and jury.
They must be in school or have graduated from high school, have a G.E.D., or an honorable discharge from the military, and they cannot have a felony conviction, a single serious misdemeanor or multiple lesser ones, or be judged to constitute a security risk.
During the penalty phase of the trial, Bundy took advantage of an obscure Florida law providing that a marriage declaration in court, in the presence of a judge, constituted a legal marriage.
Mr. Musharraf's case was heard in an antiterrorism court on Saturday because a judge had earlier declared that the former president's detention of senior judges constituted an act of terrorism.
They would probably be constituted themselves the judges.
The population of the 151 receiving optimal and marginal kidneys was constituted of patients judged suitable for the transplant with typical risk factors for a standard population of subjects on dialysis.
As (roughly) proposed in the Yale article, Congress could pass a statute authorizing a specially constituted bench of federal judges — say, five randomly drawn judges — to determine whether a particular judge (here, Kavanaugh) had violated the "good behavior" standard.
(In Montenegro, like many other European countries, an investigating judge, joined by another judge and three "lay" judges, constitute the jury).
