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In addition, she would certainly appoint progressive judges to the Supreme Court, which is regularly polled to be among the highest concerns for evangelical voters this year (see box).

High Court judge Thokozile Masipa had earlier said the 27 - year - old Olympian was «negligent» in the early hours of Valentine's Day last year when he fatally shot Reeva Steenkamp.

Radwen Hamed played just six minutes for Tottenham's youth team... A High Court judge has ruled that Tottenham Hotspur breached their duties to their then 17 - year - old player, Radwan Hamed, who was left brain damaged after suffering a heart attack six minutes into his first youth game, according to the Daily Mail.

Last year, High Court Judge Mr Justice Ouseley said he was bound by that ruling and dismissed the case, although he asked for the Supreme Court to consider the question.

The battle for control of Britain's biggest union will be decided by a retired high court judge next year, a leaked document shows.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo nominated former U.S. attorney Michael Garcia to the state's highest court on Wednesday, to fill a vacancy left by former judge Susan Read, who retired last year.

The man a high court judge notoriously dismissed as an unreliable witness, whose famously fastidious attention to detail was such that when it came to making the case for the most serious foreign policy decision since Suez, he was perfectly content to sling out some 12 - year - old guff he'd lifted straight off the internet.

The vacancy on the state's highest court is occurring because the 14 - year term of Judge Victoria Graffeo expires at the end of November.

Other high - up races are in states that have had a similar history with the issue — Hawaii, where the first court ruling legalizing gay marriage came down in 1993, and Iowa, where a judge ruled gay marriage legal last year.

Jonathan Lippman, who was chief judge of the state Court of Appeals from 2009 through last year, has joined the New York office of Latham & Watkins LLP, where he will provide expertise on state law and appellate matters while remaining a high - profile advocate on the public policy issues.

In a particularly damning judgement, three judges at the high court found Grayling had overstepped his legal powers by attempting to restrict legal aid to those who had been in the UK over a year.

High Court delays Brexit for «up to a year» as top judges say PM «does not have the power» to trigger Article 50

In the next couple of years, Governor Andrew Cuomo may have the chance to shape the state's highest court, the Court of Appeals, as several judges reach the end of their terms or the mandatory retirementcourt, the Court of Appeals, as several judges reach the end of their terms or the mandatory retirementCourt of Appeals, as several judges reach the end of their terms or the mandatory retirement age.

Marks said the governor's idea wasn't necessary because significant headway has been made in slashing court delays thanks to the Excellence Initiative launched two years ago by Janet DiFiore, the chief judge of the Court of Appeals, the state's highest ccourt delays thanks to the Excellence Initiative launched two years ago by Janet DiFiore, the chief judge of the Court of Appeals, the state's highest cCourt of Appeals, the state's highest courtcourt.

It said at the expiration of the July 20 order given by Justice Nnamdi Dimgba (of the Federal High Court, Abuja) for 45 days, it went before another judge of the court — Justice Okon Abang — for a new order of interim forfeiture granted on November 3 this Court, Abuja) for 45 days, it went before another judge of the court — Justice Okon Abang — for a new order of interim forfeiture granted on November 3 this court — Justice Okon Abang — for a new order of interim forfeiture granted on November 3 this year.

A High Court judge is now deliberating on whether voters in the proposed Sheffield City region will be going to the polls to elect their first executive mayor as planned on 4 May next year.

Garden State judges have ruled over school finance for 40 years, and the schools — especially the highest - poverty schools — have had a friend in court, being allowed to spend virtually whatever they want.

Two High Court judges last week ruled that magistrates were right to throw out an attempt to prosecute Jon Platt, who was issued with a fine by Isle of Wight council after taking his seven - year - old daughter to Florida last April.

Fiona Maye, a High Court judge, at home on Sunday evening, supine on a chaise longue, staring past her stockinged feet toward the end of the room, toward a partial view of recessed bookshelves by the fireplace and, to one side, by a tall window, a tiny Renoir lithograph of a bather, bought by her thirty years ago for fifty pounds.

He may be able to challenge the assertion as to arrears in judicial review; though, unsurprisingly, High Court judges have been reluctant to enter the minutiae of a spat about monthly and other payments (or not) over five years.

Other members of the panel include Sir Roger Buckley, who spent 15 years as a High Court judge in the Queen's Bench Division, John Beechey, a past President of the International Court of Arbitration of the ICC, and John Potts, formerly head of the dispute resolution team at Clifford Chance.

This was the obiter ruling of Judge Pelling QC, sitting as a High Court judge, in Baybut and 73 others v Eccle Riggs Country Park Ltd [2006] Lawtel 13 November, [2006] All ER (D) 161 (Nov)-- surely a candidate for one of the longest claim form titles of last Judge Pelling QC, sitting as a High Court judge, in Baybut and 73 others v Eccle Riggs Country Park Ltd [2006] Lawtel 13 November, [2006] All ER (D) 161 (Nov)-- surely a candidate for one of the longest claim form titles of last judge, in Baybut and 73 others v Eccle Riggs Country Park Ltd [2006] Lawtel 13 November, [2006] All ER (D) 161 (Nov)-- surely a candidate for one of the longest claim form titles of last year.

Now, after six years of litigation — including a hard - fought appeal to the state's highest court over applicability of the defendant's insurance coverage — the trial judge has preliminarily approved a settlement of the case worth $ 1.8 million.

High Court judges will have red robes for criminal proceedings all year, rather than sets for summer and winter.

Over the next six years, four of the high court's seven justices — along with approximately 100 judges statewide — will reach retirement age.

Two years ago, Sir James Munby — president of the Family Division of the High Court and the most senior family court judge in England and Wales — called for» much more» transparency in the family justice syCourt and the most senior family court judge in England and Wales — called for» much more» transparency in the family justice sycourt judge in England and Wales — called for» much more» transparency in the family justice system.

WILLIAMSBURG — Virginia Supreme Court Justice Lawrence L. Koontz Jr. retired from the high court in 2010, after 43 years as a jCourt Justice Lawrence L. Koontz Jr. retired from the high court in 2010, after 43 years as a jcourt in 2010, after 43 years as a judge.

More than 100 new High Court judges could be required in the next five years to fill gaps on the Bench due to a surge in retirements and a lack of suitable candidates, the Lord Chief Justice has said.

Nicholas has the unique combination of 25 years experience sitting as a Deputy High Court Judge in the Chancery Division and appearing as lead defence counsel in a major war crimes trial before the International Criminal Trial for the Former Yugoslavia from 2004 to 2006.

The Court of Appeal dismissed this argument; finding that the trial judge properly looked at the full history of the parties» work relationship and the two years of non-exclusive service did not alter the high degree of exclusivity demonstrated in the overall history.

SB 650 of 2012: The chief justice may appoint judges who have retired upon attaining the age of seventy years as emeritus judges, permitting the appointed judges to serve as temporary judges in courts no higher than the court level they reached prior to retirement and for terms not to exceed three months per each appointment.

Judge Joel F. Dubina's response to the high court came in a case in which federal prosecutors in Florida had challenged as too lenient a seven - year sentence for a distributor of child pornography.

This led the Lord Chief Justice to believe more than 100 new High Court judges could be required in the next five years.

Leading London barrister Jonathan Sumption (now Lord Sumption) was sworn in last week as a member of the United Kingdom's highest court, the first barrister in 50 years to be appointed to the jurisdiction's top court without having served as a full time judge.

At least on two occasions proposals were put to various Intergovernmental Conferences to amend the Treaties so that the appointment of Judges to the Court of Justice of the European Union should be for a fixed period of time — say nine years — as is undoubtedly the Best Practice in Europe among higher courts where appointments are not until the age of retirement.

For one year of clerking for a federal judge, or the highest court in any state or the District of Columbia, we offer a $ 50,000 bonus.

In the criminal courts, barristers and judges will be allowed to keep their trimmings, although High Court judges will be restricted to a single set of robes — those they currently wear in winter — for criminal proceedings throughout the year.

Average appointments of High Court Judges under UPA - 1 was 86 per year, and in UPA - 2 it was 79 per year.

He also said that in 2016, a record 126 high court judges were appointed in one year, which he claimed was highest since independence «The tradition of the country has been that even in case of extreme political hostility, we keep judiciary aside, and we should continue to do so,» Prasad told PTI.

«In 2016 a record 126 High Court Judges were appointed in one year - highest since independence.

A study from the University of Arizona investigated whether the parenting coordinator is potentially effective in easing the burden on the judges, court personnel, and outside agencies that become involved with families in these cases and to test whether the parenting coordinator is potentially effective in assisting high - conflict parents to reduce the number of motions and changes made in each case for a 2 - year period.

He became a Queen's Counsel in 1993 and was appointed a High Court judge in 2000 after 30 years as a family law specialist barrister, dealing with complex cases of family break up, especially those which involve children.

Judicial leaders, such as Chief Judge Judith Kaye, who served on New York state's high court for 25 years, organized a national symposium on the need to «keep kids in school and out of court.»

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