Some articles on chief judges, judges, chief judge, judge:
Chief Judge Of Mega-City One - History - Chief Judges
... and at the same time created academies to train the elite force of street judges which would exercise these draconian powers ... In April 2031 Fargo, now Chief Judge of the United States, personally led his men into action, and over the next twenty years oversaw the growth of his new force ... the strictest standards of behaviour from his judges, including a rule of celibacy ...
... and at the same time created academies to train the elite force of street judges which would exercise these draconian powers ... In April 2031 Fargo, now Chief Judge of the United States, personally led his men into action, and over the next twenty years oversaw the growth of his new force ... the strictest standards of behaviour from his judges, including a rule of celibacy ...
Chief Judge Of Mega-City One - History - Office and Powers
... Until 2117 the chief judge was the ex officio chairman of the Council of Five, which in 2070 became the highest legislative body ... The Council usually included a deputy chief judge, who would automatically succeed to the highest office in the event of the death of the chief judge ... This occurred when Chief Judge Goodman died and was succeeded by his deputy, Judge Cal.) If there was no deputy then the remaining members of the Council elected a new chief judge ...
... Until 2117 the chief judge was the ex officio chairman of the Council of Five, which in 2070 became the highest legislative body ... The Council usually included a deputy chief judge, who would automatically succeed to the highest office in the event of the death of the chief judge ... This occurred when Chief Judge Goodman died and was succeeded by his deputy, Judge Cal.) If there was no deputy then the remaining members of the Council elected a new chief judge ...
Famous quotes containing the words judges and/or chief:
“Men over forty are no judges of a book written in a new spirit.”
—Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803–1882)
“‘You’re wounded!’ ‘Nay,’ his soldier’s pride
Touched to the quick, he said:
‘I’m killed, Sire!’ And his Chief beside,
Smiling the boy fell dead.”
—Robert Browning (1812–1889)
Related Phrases
Related Words