"judge decisions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the decisions made by a judge in a court of law. Example: The judge's decisions in the case were met with both praise and criticism from the public.
Leave Miley alone!" "Everyone goes through things and takes their own path," Duff said Monday a press event for her new movie War Inc. "Who am I to judge decisions that she made?" Still, Duff says she would not have chosen the same path for herself.
GINGRICH: I will say, I think the recent Supreme Court decision to turn over to a local district judge decisions of national security and life and death that should be made by the President and the Congress is the most extraordinarily arrogant and destructive decision the Supreme Court has made in its history.
Alan Johnson has also pledged not to "pre-judge" decisions on drug classification ahead of receiving scientific advice.
Are the judges' decisions ever controversial?
THE competitors stood nervously on stage, awaiting the judges' decisions.
Ms. Carr said she did not expect her challenge to Judge Bryan to influence judges' decisions.
According to one poll, 70% of Americans think campaign contributions sway judges' decisions.
She has reportedly been advised that judges' decisions could be challenged in court.
They question the policies behind legal doctrines and tease out inconsistencies in judges' decisions.
What have Medicare and Social Security officials long believed about judges' decisions?
(Body-shot knockouts are thrilling but rare; judges' decisions are anticlimactic at best and infuriating at worst).
