Sentence examples for electing judges from inspiring English sources

They can end the gerrymandering that makes most elections noncompetitive and reform the appalling system for electing judges.

Dig deeper The trouble with electing judges (August 2014).

There is a case to be made for electing judges.

The practice of electing judges is all but unknown in the rest of the world.

The phenomenon of electing judges strikes many as antithetical to the ideals of an independent judiciary.

Sandra Day O'Connor, the former Supreme Court justice, has condemned the practice of electing judges.

But the judges' defeat is sure to make other elected judges shy from rendering controversial rulings, especially before elections.

"People want to elect judges," he said.

Judges (yes, they elect judges in America).

Thirty-eight states elect judges to their highest courts.

Elected judges, particularly in Texas, must deliver convictions.