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Eligibility for serving as a judge of election varies by state and local laws. In some jurisdictions, felons may be disqualified from holding such positions, while others may allow individuals with felony convictions to serve after completing their sentence, including parole and probation. It’s important to check the specific regulations in the relevant area to determine if a felon can serve as a judge of election.
You are not leaving someone very independent if you allow him or her life tenure, but then can threaten their pay.
Yes, a small town retired judge can perform weddings in New York State, provided they were previously authorized to perform marriages while serving as a judge. In New York, retired judges retain the authority to officiate weddings unless their judicial license has been revoked. Additionally, they must comply with any local requirements for officiants. It’s advisable for the couple to confirm the judge's eligibility before planning the ceremony.
No as you are accused of felony in the state of Oklahoma , you will have to get a written permission to leave the state by the judge.
No, you do not have to be a judge to be nominated as a Supreme Court justice. While many nominees have a background in the judiciary, such as serving as a federal judge or a judge at the state level, it is not a requirement. Presidents have also nominated individuals with backgrounds in politics, academia, or private practice for the position. Ultimately, the president has the authority to nominate individuals who they believe are qualified for the role.
You must make the request to the judge that sentenced you.
There are 2 senators from each state each serving 6-year terms. The senator with the longer term in office is known as the "senior" senator while the other is known as the "junior" senator.
It will vary state to state. In my home state of Virginia, a judge has the power to try cases and impose punishment. A magistrate has the authority to issue a search warrant or an arrest warrant, and to set bail.
You have to petiton the court to be able to leave the state.It's really hard to get a family court judge to allow it unles the other parent agrees or you can show it would be a vast improvement in the childrens lives.