chief judge

The chief judge is the president of the district court.

She the first woman to be the chief judge of the court.

Now this was done before the chief judge of the land.

He served as chief judge throughout his time on the court.

Until war broke out two years ago was the town's chief judge.

Each court is headed by a chief judge or President.

During his last four years on the bench he was the court's chief judge.

The chief judge said, once again, that he should only defend himself.

The chief judge then decides whether to begin such a review.

However, the rules at that time did not provide for the chief judge to have a vote or give him the right to break ties.

Seven years later he was appointed to the state's highest court and became the chief judge in 1996.

Women serve as chief judges of courts in four other states.

The chief judge functions as the administrative head of the court.

He was chief judge of the circuit court in Manhattan for seven years.

Two other chief judges tried to get him to move."

Assignments to these panels are made by the chief judge.

Yesterday, the chief judge of a Federal appellate court tried his hand.

I would have thought the chief judge was the obvious choice."

The one who can will be the chief judge of Dulness.

A chief judge is typically assisted by 2 or more individuals.

He rose through the ranks, later becoming chief judge of the native court.

Even the court system has decided to take another look at them, through a commission appointed in February by the state's chief judge.

Two former chief judges of the court were among those rebuffed.

The Court consists of a chief judge and 61 associate judges.

Since stepping down as chief judge in Milwaukee, he sat on the court with senior status.