Sentences with phrase «to come before the judge»

Especially if you are an attorney, your chances of coming before a judge again in your jurisdiction is extremely probable and your reputation will continue.

He next comes before judging panels and cinema audiences with a project he is not planning to shoot until 2013.

If this precedent is upheld by the Supreme Court, then they will be opening a Pandora's Box which will allow the KBA to inject itself in to every case coming before any judge.

«Judge Armstrong comes to Mount Vernon with a wealth of experience in matters that will come before a judge in city court,» said Davis.

Teenagers arrested for minor crimes will soon be diverted to counseling before they ever come before a judge under a new pilot program in Brooklyn and Manhattan, prosecutors said.

The matter then came before a judge to confirm the Master's decision (it is not technically an appeal of the Master's trial judgment, but in practice it's very similar).

* When a case about giant inflatable cats and rats comes before Judge Easterbrook, he rises to the occasion.

(1) A judge should not serve if it is likely that the organization will either be engaged in proceedings that would ordinarily come before the judge or be regularly engaged in adversary proceedings in any court.

Adjournment: When a judge «adjourns» a case, the judge is setting another future date for the parties to come before the judge again.

[103] For instance, the public may view a judge that is involved with fundraising efforts for Mothers Against Drunk Driving Canada as having a pre-disposition on the issue of impaired driving, an issue which may come before the judge in a variety of cases.

I can say this because I don't ever expect to come before the judge.

Litigation would require the voters to come before a judge and give testimony.

Both spouses must attend their MIP sessions before the matter can come before a judge, but the parties do not attend the MIP session together — it is not a mediation session.