Sentences with phrase «judicial temperament»

He's a well - qualified, experienced judge who appears to have a sound judicial temperament.

On the bench — Donnelly served as town justice from 2012 until last month, when she resigned after being picked by Rensselaer County Democrats to run for district attorney — Donnelly has the «perfect judicial temperament,» a blend of compassion and toughness, Conway said.

Case No. 05 - 036 (3/31/05), in an order that he feels «reflects neither sound judicial reasoning, nor more importantly, appropriate judicial temperament.»

«Judicial temperament means, in my view, that when someone's a judge they're prepared to apply the law rather than make it.

Greenberg treats participants evenhandedly, creating a peaceful mediation environment, guided by an even judicial temperament.

Applicants must possess, and have a reputation for, integrity and good character; possess, and have demonstrated, a commitment to equal justice under the law; possess, and have demonstrated, outstanding legal ability and competence; indicate by demeanor, character, and personality that the applicant would exhibit judicial temperament if appointed; and be of sound physical and mental health sufficient to perform the essential duties of the office.

by Rensselaer County Democrats to run for district attorney — Donnelly has the «perfect judicial temperament,» a blend of compassion and toughness, Conway said.

Judicial candidates should be chosen based on their strong qualifications, humane values, and judicial temperament, rather than traded as political favors among the elected officials of Brooklyn.

Sottile doesn't say much about it, other than that «judicial temperament» was a factor in his decision.

«My mission is to build a first - class judiciary for our dear country espoused on seven key policy factors; judicial temperament, competence, ethics, independence, judicial skills, health and character.»

The evaluator then produces a confidential report rating the nominee on specific criteria: integrity, professional competence, and judicial temperament.

You will observe the nuts and bolts of lawyering and our legal system: good and bad legal arguments; judicial temperament; the jury system; professionalism.

Board to evaluation appellate and district court judges on integrity, legal knowledge, communication skills, judicial temperament, administrative performance, whether the judge «participates in a proportionate share of the court's workload», and service to the legal profession and the public by participating in service - oriented efforts.

Spiwack / O» Malley appears to be conceding to a stubborn reality of Chicago judicial elections: having an Irish woman's name is an extraordinarily valuable commodity at the polls — more valuable, it seems, than professional experience, skill, or judicial temperament.

The ABA's independent Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary conducts extensive peer reviews of each nominee's integrity, professional competence and judicial temperament.

Decision Making, Interpersonal Skills, Judicial Analysis, Judicial Decisiveness, Judicial Management, Judicial Temperament, Litigation and Courtroom Competence, Oral Communication, Problem Solving, Professionalism, Reasoning, Self - Management, and Writing.

These competencies include: Decision Making, Interpersonal Skills, Judicial Analysis, Judicial Decisiveness, Judicial Management, Judicial Temperament, Litigation and Courtroom Competence, Oral Communication, Problem Solving, Professionalism, Reasoning, Self - Management, and Writing.

This sample reveals that the SJT will be used to assess 6 of the 13 competencies: decision making, interpersonal skills, judicial management, judicial temperament, litigation and courtroom competence, and problem solving.

Committee members should be mature, experienced, knowledgeable persons of a judicial temperament.