"There was a feeling that everyday Rwandans needed to feel involved in the process," said Phil Clark, author of The Gacaca Courts, Post-Genocide Justice and Reconciliation in Rwanda.
The poet was rewarded with a court post.
Republicans snagged a critical state supreme court post in April 2011.
On his return from Prague in mid-November 1787, Mozart was at last appointed to a court post, as Kammermusicus, in place of Gluck, who had died.
The Home Office subsequently clarified that magistrates could stand but would have to resign from their court post if they won the PCC election.
Senate Democrats sent a message to President Bush by rejecting his efforts to elevate Judge Charles W. Pickering Sr .of Mississippi to a federal appeals court post.
A16 Judicial Nomination Falters President Bush's nomination of Judge Charles W. Pickering Sr .of Mississippi to a federal appeals court post seems likely to end in defeat, senators and staff aides said.
During the late 1620s, Winthrop felt increasingly trapped by the economic slump that reduced his landed income and by Charles I's belligerent anti-Puritan policy, which cost him his court post in 1629.
Committee members nowadays are quick to cross the line from professional disagreement into personal criticism, as occurred earlier this month in a debate on the nomination of Judge Charles W. Pickering Sr. to a federal appeals court post.
Miguel Estrada, whose nomination by President Bush to an important federal appeals court post was blocked by an extraordinary filibuster mounted by Senate Democrats, gave up his two-year struggle today.
On the eve of a showdown vote on his nomination of Charles W. Pickering Sr. to a federal appeals court post, President Bush today accused the Democrats of maligning a good man and opposing his confirmation for political reasons.
