Sentences with phrase «nominating commission name»

Rhode Island: bill requiring Judicial Nominating Commission name at least one person of color for every judicial vacancy stalls in committee

Rhode Island: bill requires Judicial Nominating Commission name at least one person of color for every judicial vacancy

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After the close of nominations in any district, the Returning Officer must, as soon as practicable, forward to the Electoral Commission at Wellington the names of the constituency candidates who have been nominated under section 143 and who have not withdrawn their nominations.

Subject to the concurrence of the Electoral Commission, the Returning Officer shall not accept the nomination of any constituency candidate if the Returning Officer is not satisfied, by such evidence (if any) as the Returning Officer requires, that the name under which the candidate is nominated is --

The judicial nominating commission has approved seven names for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to select from to replace the late Sheila Abdus - Salaam on the Court of Appeals.

Moore was commissioned to produce a work for Goslar, Germany after being nominated for a prestigious art prize by the town; he selected this work, previously titled The Falling Warrior and changed its name for the location in the Imperial Palace Garden.

Marna Tucker, a name partner with Washington, D.C.'s Feldesman Tucker Leifer Fidell, was on the president's nominating commission.

A proposal in Kansas to give the state's governor a longer list of names to select from in picking trial court judges via the state's merit / commission system was amended on the House floor yesterday to require all applicants for district court judgeships be released and male almost all nominating commission proceedings public.

Arizona governor Jan Brewer signed a bill calling for the state's judicial nominating commissions to submit at least five names for each judicial vacancy.

The chairperson [of the judicial nominating commission] shall make the name of each person whose nomination is accepted available to the public whenever the commission stops accepting nominations for such appointment, but not less than 10 days prior to submitting the names of nominees to the governor.

Attorney William T. Curran was one of six named this week to the Wisconsin Federal Nominating Commission.

In a 5 - 0 ruling, the Arizona Supreme Court struck down a law that required the state's judicial nominating commission to send the names of five candidates to the governor for possible appointment.

SB 141 Requires the Justice Court Nominating Commission to submit three names to the appointing authority.

Committees in Missouri and Iowa have approved two bills similar to ones moving forward in Oklahoma; one would require the nominating commission to submit the names of all qualified judicial applicants to the governor, and the other would reduce the number of bar - selected attorney members of the commission.

Under R.I. Gen. Laws 8.16.1 - 6, any person whose name was publicly submitted to the governor by the judicial nominating commission for a judicial vacancy was deemed eligible for a subsequent nomination by the governor for a period of five years.

HB 6242 / SB 686 Makes any individual whose name was publicly submitted to the governor by the judicial nominating commission, eligible for subsequent nomination by the governor until June 30, 2012.

Florida: Plan to take power to name some Judicial Nominating Commissions seats from governor and give to legislative leaders advances

HB 8006 / SB 3080 Extends until 2015 law allowing any individual whose name was publicly submitted to the governor by the judicial nominating commission, eligible for subsequent nomination by the governor.

One particular aspect of judicial selection legislatures have had a keen interest has been the number of names that advance through judicial nominating commissions (JNCs).

If you have an interest in becoming one of Kentucky's seven Supreme Court Justices, you should submit your name to the Judicial Nominating Commission.