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Yes. Contrary to popular opinion, judges do not make laws.
NO only if she says you have to
The primary job of the judges is to control the court of law to determine what penalties an offender should get. They can determine the amount of jail time a person may get.
When a court follows a 'prededent' it means that the same matter (or one very similar to it) has been adjudicated in the past. Altho judges are not REQUIRED to follow precedent, many do.
In the United States, there are none. Judges are appointed by the President or by the State Governors. Judges are typically lawyers or administrators, but there are no formal requirements for most judges.
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AnswerFairness and substantial justice.AnswerI disagree. I believe it to be Justice and Efficiency.
Precedent:)
That is constructionist theory.
Yes. Most states follow similar proceedings to the federal government.
There are no dissenting judges as to the power of the American military. From the president being the commander-in-Chief to the Congress controlling the budget and funding, the military is subject to civilian control.
Judges interpret laws and issue orders for the enforcement of laws. In criminal courts, judges watch over trials to make sure that the lawyers follow the rules, and in many cases, judges decide how long somoeone goes to jail. Judges also make orders to force poicemen to behave properly and follow rules. If the policeman does not follow the rules, a judge might decide to let the accused criminal go free. In civil courts judges also watch trials and make sure that they lawyers follow the rules. Judges also sometimes decide who is right. They do this when the people who are suing each other agree that they do not want a jury to decide. Judges can also throw out bad cases like when somone sues someone else for a stupid reason.