Sentences with phrase «of retired judges»

The parties eventually agreed to retain the services of a retired judge to resolve the claims.

Hopefully, that may soon change as various actors consider the implications of retired judges returning to the practice of law.

Changing the basis of the per diem compensation of a retired judge who serves on the Court of Claims from the annual compensation of a court of appeals judge to the annual compensation of a court of common pleas judge

Changes the basis of the per diem compensation of a retired judge who serves on the Court of Claims from the annual compensation of a court of appeals judge to the annual compensation of a court of common pleas judge.

It is difficult to imagine any exceptional circumstance where the appearance of a retired judge as counsel would not taint a litigant's perception of impartiality.

The appearance of a retired judge as counsel will always erode the appearance of impartiality.

As a result of this reality, the return of a retired judge to court as counsel is irreconcilable with impartiality.

He will run in place of retiring Judge Rudolph Bruer.

In the summer of 2016, a bipartisan panel of retired judges met to see whether they could create a more representative set of voting districts for North Carolina.

The House also rejected a Senate provision that would have ended the use of retired judges to fill in during legal emergencies.

For example, when an appellate judge retires and joins a private firm, and the firm later employs the retired judge to brief an appeal to his former colleagues, the firm is partly trying to persuade the court that it should decide the case in the firm's favor because of the retired judge's established reputation, character, and credibility.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court's conservative majority has rejected a petition from a group of retired judges seeking rules requiring judges and justices to recuse themselves from cases involving significant donors...

The Court of Appeals could, however, ask for the assignment of a retired judge to handle discovery issues, reviewing the evidence, making proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, and perform «any other necessary related judicial duties».

The Association's counsel never responded or questioned plaintiffs» assertion as to the nature of the retired judge's undertaking.

«With the exception of the retired judge's mistake in having the parties execute a document memorializing the terms of a «civil mediation,» there is no doubt that the parties agreed to and in fact participated in binding arbitration,» the appeals court held.

The vast experience of retired Judges Ira Kreizman and Ronald Lee Reisner can also be utilized to help manage complex litigation and / or to act as Special Discovery Masters.

Most of the discussion focusses on the matter of retired judges appearing in court and the Law Society of Upper Canada recently amended its rules to restrict the ability of former judges to do so.

It consists of a retired judge of the Supreme Court and two members, one from the Indian Revenue Service and the other from the Indian Legal Service, its website describes.

We maintain a strong network of retired judges and other mediators who are expertly trained to mediate divorce and other family law cases.

Bales often suggests her older clients use mediation services of retired judges.

The Law Society of Upper Canada should be commended for recognizing that the return of retired judges to practice poses a threat to the administration of justice.

Using the services of retired judges would allow for bail hearings with judges at the Provincial Court on the weekend.

«Senior judge programs make use of the services of retired judges to supplement existing judicial resources,» said Premier Greg Selinger in the annoucement Monday.