As a judge, you will likely spend your days presiding over court proceedings, which involves listening to arguments from both sides, reviewing evidence, and making legal rulings. You will also be responsible for writing decisions and opinions on cases, ensuring that the law is applied fairly and justly. Additionally, managing court schedules, interacting with attorneys, and sometimes conducting jury selections may also be part of your daily routine. Continuous legal research and staying updated on relevant laws and precedents are essential to effectively fulfill your role.
Likely the only way to have a speeding ticket removed from a record is to ask a judge to relieve it. This is a very unlikely situation, however. The judge would have to have a good reason for doing it.
The judge will consider such factors as who has been taking the children to the doctor/dentist, who has provided child care on a daily basis such as help bathing and dressing, who prepared meals, who went to school conferences, sports, etc. The judge will try to decide the matter in the best interest of the children.
Case assignmemnts are usually made the the Chief Judge of the Circuit. It is customarily done on a rotational basis.
Yes, judges rule on an impartial basis. If you suspect that the judge may be biased against you you can submit a motion for a new judge, or a change of venue.
A judge, regardless of his or her religion or lack thereof must be impartial. If a Judge is found to favor people on the basis of religion then he or she should be removed from their position as judge.
That will be determined by the judge on the basis of the severity of the case.
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A liberal judge is more likely to interpret laws in a way that aligns with progressive values, such as expanding civil rights and social programs, while a conservative judge is more likely to interpret laws in a way that upholds traditional values and limited government intervention.
No, you have to follow established court procedures. Once a decision has been made, you can file an appeal if you have a basis for doing so, but you really should engage the services of a good attorney first.
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In small claims court in most states the judge determines who is more likely correct in their assertions. The judge then has the ability to make an award based on the law and or equity. See related answers below for all 16 states that do not have equity available as a basis for judgment
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