By Massachusetts custom, the judge asks most of the questions, then the lawyers ask a few.
In his Flag Day speech, the president vowed to root out corrupt police, customs agents, judges and legislators, whom he accused of enriching themselves at the expense of the ordinary people.
Nor did Austin find any difficulty incorporating judicial lawmaking into his command theory: he characterized that form of lawmaking, along with the occasional legal/judicial recognition of customs by judges, as the "tacit commands" of the sovereign, the sovereign's affirming the "orders" by its acquiescence (Austin 1832: Lecture 1, pp. 35 36).
For example, if a company wants to hire a developer, they can create a custom assessment and judge the candidate's coding skills.
Instead of following the usual custom of choosing judges by lot, the archon asked Cimon and the other strategoi present to decide the victor of the contest.
This was a custom job for Judy Sheindlin — Judge Judy.
A grade-conscious student these days seems to need a custom job, and to judge from the number of services on the Internet, there must be virtual mills somewhere employing armies of diligent scholars who grind away so that credit-card-equipped undergrads can enjoy more carefree time together.
Winners in the one/two family custom housing category were judged on "outstanding designs for custom and remodeled homes for specific clients.
It has bought helicopters for the army, X-ray equipment for customs, training for judges and a new police academy for federal police recruits.
NIZHNY TAIGIL, Russia — Like a scene from a felon's daydream, all the inmates at a prison compound here in western Russia — some 2,000 of them — are former policemen, prosecutors, tax inspectors, customs agents and judges.
