Sentences with phrase «as supervising judge»

Judge Pearl has served as Supervising Judge of Kings and Richmond Counties and of New York County Family Courts.

Judge Smith's judicial tenure included nine years on the family law panel, including three as supervising judge.

Judge Pressman also served as a leader in the court as Supervising Judge of the Vista Superior Court and also spent many of those years on the Court Executive Committee.

His judicial experience included serving as a Supervising Judge of the family law panel for 3 years, Presiding Judge of the court's appellate division, and a special master for the Commission on Judicial Performance.

District Attorney DiFiore was also appointed by former - Chief Judge Judith Kaye to serve as the Supervising Judge for the Criminal Courts in the 9th Judicial District and was appointed by Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman to serve as Co-Chair of the New York State Justice Task Force.

In 1999, Breslin was appointed as supervising judge of criminal courts in the Third Judicial District, as well as an acting Supreme Court justice.

Not exact matches

Both cited impressively long lists of credentials as attorneys working on behalf of abused and neglected children: Savona was a supervising attorney at the Ulster County Department of Social Services, while Riccardi worked in the Child Abuse Unit of the Manhattan Assistant District Attorney's Office and later became an Administrative Law judge.

Since joining JAMS, Judge Roberts has been appointed as a discovery master by federal and state courts to supervise discovery and review privileged documents in complex commercial, patent, and product liability cases, as an election monitor for unions under court supervision, as a consultant to monitor a four - year consent decree in an EEOC pattern and practice case against a major restaurant chain, and as a trustee for a 36 - story commercial retail and office building on Fifth Avenue

While on the Superior Court bench, Judge Virga served as the Supervising Settlement Judge, leading the court's Civil Mediation Program and Mandatory Civil Settlement Conference Program, whereby he conducted daily settlement conferences.

Uttecht v. Brown, 551 U.S. 1 (2007)[FindLaw] the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that a trial judge has «broad discretion» in Witherspoon rulings where, as in this case, the record shows that «there is lengthy questioning of a prospective juror and the trial court has supervised a diligent and thoughtful voir dire.»

For the last ten years my research at Emory has focused on clinical studies through my pro bono work as a human rights attorney, representing immigrants and low income disenfranchised minority groups, and over the last six years as a part - time magistrate judge engaged in presiding over and supervising therapeutic criminal diversion programs designed to redress the traumatization of socially and economically marginalized minority young adults, whose socioeconomic condition contributed to their criminalization.

Since non-custodial parents generally have a right to visit with their kids, you must convince a Family Court judge that limitations, such as supervised visits or no visitation rights at all, are necessary.

The Assignment Judge, upon recommendation of the Presiding Judge of the Family Part, may approve persons or agencies to provide mediation services in custody and parenting time disputes if the mediator meets the following minimum qualifications: (A) a graduate degree or certification of advanced training in a behavioral or social science; (B) training in mediation techniques and practice as prescribed by these rules; and (C) supervised clinical experience in mediation, preferably with families.

[Rejection of excessive focus placed by the trial judge on sexual abuse and parental alienation as a ground for appeal of lower court's decision to grant sole custody to the Father with supervised access to the Mother.]»

If there are reports of child abuse as the cause of the child's alienated behavior, the judge may make a protective order restraining contact with the «rejected» parent, such as a temporary order for supervised visitation.

The judge could have ordered Russ to undergo batterers» counseling as a precondition for even supervised visitation.

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