Sentence examples for judge in particular from inspiring English sources

"The referee and the back judge, in particular — if we're all on the same page, it's going to look good.

How might one single judge – in particular, Justice O'Connor – play a large role in steering the decisions of the Court?

One judge in particular, Kermit Bye, has spoken out vociferously against the use of compounding pharmacies and the secrecy surrounding the drugs.

But longstanding ambition — to be a federal judge, in particular — fueled the young lawyer as much as a keen sense of injustice, say those who know him.

The judge in particular questioned how Detective Scarcella obtained Mr. Ranta's confession, asking why a veteran detective did not take Mr. Ranta to an interview room, where he could have tape-recorded it.

In 1995, a defense lawyer, Gerald Lefcourt, wrote a letter to the state's chief judge, Judith S. Kaye, complaining that the district attorney's office was steering cases to "one judge in particular," Justice Snyder.

Why did judges, in particular, think that they had something to say? Judges, in fact, have a lot to say; an intense legal battle about the executive order is already under way.

It is also appropriate to criticize the reasoning of judges in particular cases.

Judge Moore taps into that discontent by arguing that many Americans, and activist judges in particular, have misinterpreted the founding fathers' intent.

Second, and related to the first, policy analysis generally assumes that public officials in general and judges in particular, are conscientious.

Recall that the policy analysis treats the behavior of judges in particular (and sometimes public officials generally) differently from the behavior of those subject to the legal rules.