Sentence examples for judge to understand from inspiring English sources

It will take time for a new judge to understand the facts in the case.

"But I had a difficult time getting a judge to understand the magnitude of that.

Mr. Weis said Friday that he wanted the judge to understand the seriousness of the request.

At his trial, Mr. Liu appealed to the South Korean judge "to understand, as a fellow Korean who shares the same blood, the anger my grandmother and I felt".

"Most of the time, it's very difficult for a judge to understand what's going on and what the risks are," said Eric Loermans, chief inspector of a Dutch high-tech crime unit.

"We want the judge to understand the community and the problems which it faces".The judge will be able to hand down a range of traditional and not-so-traditional punishments, ranging from appropriate community service (for convicted vandals, cleaning up the local park) to drug counselling.

The president mentioned the case again in the interview, saying it was an example of how he wanted judges to understand the law as "a practical matter".

In his study, Professor Barton said the current justices might lack the "practical wisdom" of "individuals who have faced the hurly-burly of legal practice or politics or trial court judging to understand the ramifications of broad social policy".

After one session, Joanna Korner from Britain, a former senior prosecutor at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague, said she was pleased because "I actually managed to get my judges to understand there is more than one crime against humanity".

So is it really that difficult for British judges to understand that peoplehood is conveyed through a parent?

Yet another reason is that the facts that determine whether a constitutional provision applies may be very different from facts like a person's age or the amount of the grocery bill; constitutional facts may require judges to understand the meaning that the facts may bear before the judges can figure out what to make of them.