Sentence examples for supervisory judge from inspiring English sources

The median income on the Island is $79,100, and that compounds the problem of trying to divide marital assets, said Justice Anthony Marano, the supervisory judge of the matrimonial parts of Supreme Court in Nassau County.

Missouri lets people vote without ID if two supervisory election judges recognize them.

She was also found to have a conflict of interest because she has supervisory power over judges who are hearing a corruption case against her husband, a former state bank chairman.

Taken together, the rulings greatly expand the supervisory reach of judges to include plea bargaining, a process that has traditionally been conducted informally and with so little oversight that one law professor, Stephanos Bibas of the University of Pennsylvania, has compared it to a Turkish bazaar.

He observed that, given a judge's supervisory power over the integrity of judicial proceedings, a deferred prosecution agreement that "so transgresses the bounds of lawfulness or propriety" should not be approved.

He claimed to be a better clinical researcher than the biochemist and scientific clinician, even if his expertise was largely of the supervisory type marshaling, weighing, and judging different types of evidence.

The judge advocates a supervisory system overseen by the broadcast watchdog, Ofcom – itself under direct government control – that would place potentially alarming powers in the hands of ministers.

The State promptly but unsuccessfully asked the Montana Supreme Court for a writ of supervisory control ordering the trial judge to allow the amendment.

(RCH Co-ordinator, 253) CHMT members were enthusiastic about the benefits of supportive supervision for both health workers and supervisors but recognised that some staff still did not value supervision and saw the supervisory team as coming to assess and judge them.

It seems to us that the Court has imposed a more stringent requirement on state judges as a matter of due process than we have imposed on federal judges over whom we exercise supervisory power.

He added: "While we have ample authority to control the administration of justice in the federal courts — particularly in their enforcement of federal legislation — we have no comparable supervisory authority over the work of state judges".