Sentence examples for judicial postings from inspiring English sources
Coke's first judicial postings came under Elizabeth; in 1585, he was made Recorder of Coventry, in 1587 Norwich, and in 1592 Recorder of London, a position he resigned upon his appointment as Solicitor General.
Also, the appointment process may not be detrimental to the independence of the lower judiciary as the Chief Justice, who is not part of the executive or legislature, is the head of the LSC and has the final say on judicial postings.
In 2013, US District Judge Kurt Engelhardt ruled they deserved a new trial because prosecutors' anonymous online postings tainted the judicial process.
Internet users can now be charged with defamation if postings containing rumours are visited by 5,000 users or re-posted more than 500 times, according to a judicial interpretation issued this month by China's top court and prosecutor.
So I was pleased to locate a source for my earlier informant's revelation that Blasey had confused Kavanaugh with another teenage male ― Twitter postings by Ed Whelan, a Kavanaugh friend and supporter with close ties to the right-wing judicial pipeline, the Federalist Society, which sponsored the embattled nominee.
The head of the judiciary in England and Wales ruled Monday that observers can send Twitter postings and text messages from courtrooms while trials are in session, so long as the messages do not impede the judicial process.
His postings included Colombia and Spain.
Monthly performance postings.
There is judicial relief.
