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Look how quickly the appeals judge had it thrown out.

Just months ago, he was a court of appeals judge who took the subway to work.

He resigned in 2006 after being appointed to be an appeals judge.

Now a federal appeals judge would hear them out.

Three other appeals judges on the court removed themselves from the case without explanation.

Many, if not most, appeals judges show a pattern to their judging over time.

Last month, an appeals judge told the local court that if national security is at issue the federal government should have "an invitation to participate."

An appeals judge ordered a new hearing, but a deal was reached before arguments were heard.

But a surprising ruling last week by five appeals judges may help change that view.

The appeals judges' 2-to-1 decision added confusion to an already confused situation.

The firm also named a former Federal appeals judge as an ombudsman.

As of 2002, there are 68 court of appeals judges.

Yesterday morning a Federal appeals judge revoked a stay against his release.

A court of appeals judge is an elected position, with terms of six years.

Court of Appeals judges are elected and serve six-year terms.

Court of Appeals judges serve for 14 years and are paid $125,000 a year.

Cecil Poole, who was a black federal appeals judge, also would not join.

There are currently 69 courts of appeals judges as provided by statute.

Court of Appeals judges, who serve 14-year terms, are paid $151,200 a year.

To reach this result, the appeals judges engaged in exotic reasoning.

In September 2012, the panel of appeals judges decided not to reinstate the case.

Or a panel of appeals judges could consider the Queens plant separately.

Last year, the Government ignored the requests of a Federal appeals judge involved in the case.

Elections were held on primary election day for four appeals judges to new eight-year terms.

This time, the appeals judges did not remand the case, and instead ordered the parole in 30 days.

Look how quickly the appeals judge had it thrown out.

Just months ago, he was a court of appeals judge who took the subway to work.

He resigned in 2006 after being appointed to be an appeals judge.

Now a federal appeals judge would hear them out.

Three other appeals judges on the court removed themselves from the case without explanation.

Many, if not most, appeals judges show a pattern to their judging over time.

Last month, an appeals judge told the local court that if national security is at issue the federal government should have "an invitation to participate."

An appeals judge ordered a new hearing, but a deal was reached before arguments were heard.

But a surprising ruling last week by five appeals judges may help change that view.

Bush administration officials said they would appeal Judge Kennedy's decision.

The appeals judges' 2-to-1 decision added confusion to an already confused situation.

The firm also named a former Federal appeals judge as an ombudsman.

As of 2002, there are 68 court of appeals judges.

Yesterday morning a Federal appeals judge revoked a stay against his release.

A court of appeals judge is an elected position, with terms of six years.

The companies have said they will appeal Judge Jones's ruling.

Court of Appeals judges are elected and serve six-year terms.

He added his group had not yet decided whether to appeal Judge Carter's decision.

Court of Appeals judges serve for 14 years and are paid $125,000 a year.

Cecil Poole, who was a black federal appeals judge, also would not join.

There are currently 69 courts of appeals judges as provided by statute.

Court of Appeals judges, who serve 14-year terms, are paid $151,200 a year.

The losers have 10 days to appeal Judge Walsh's decision.

To reach this result, the appeals judges engaged in exotic reasoning.

I'm putting my faith in these appeal judges and there's nothing I can do to alter their verdict.