She attended Harvard Law and clerked for the great civil rights judge John Robert Brown.
Often a trial judge or appellate court will reject or reduce a steep verdict.
Interest in geolocation soared after last November's ruling by a French judge requiring Yahoo!
But all borders are slightly porous, and the French judge decided that 90% was good enough.
But a judge agreed with Burger King that assembling salads and broiling burgers counted as processing.
He's the judge in a plagiarism case against Random House, publishers of Da Vinci.
Judge Janice Rogers Brown has served on the California Supreme Court for nine years.
Earlier, a circuit judge had ruled that Harris could cut off the vote recount at 5 P.
The newer generation of bundling is much more complex and harder to judge by the old standards.
But the judge also ruled that she could not arbitrarily refuse to certify later-amended returns (based on recounts).
Based on that representation, the district judge denied a motion to dismiss the new complaint.
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Man Financial's plan will be presented to a bankruptcy court judge in Manhattan this afternoon.
Is it fair to judge this President on what he gets out of this Congress?
Manning chose to have his court-martial heard by a judge instead of a jury.
Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled that some key evidence will be struck from this case.
In the Northern District of Georgia, federal judge Jack Camp was a respected and no-nonsense judge.
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词组短语
judge of 判断；评价
judge by 根据…作出判断
presiding judge 审判长；首席法官；法庭庭长
trial judge [法]初审法官
judge and jury 法官与陪审团
chief judge 审判长
district judge 地区法官
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