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Do you have to go to court to relinquish rights to your child if they are being adopted?
Yes, as the judge needs to ask you under oath.
It is fair to ask naturalized citizens to take such an oath?
no
Can you administer oath of office to multiple people at once?
No. The president is not a judge of any kind.
Why does a judge go over the oath of office?
The judge-- actually a Supreme Court Justice-- does not go over the oath. He reads the oath and the president repeats it, agreeing that he will defend and protect the Constitution and faithfully carry out the duties of being president. Customarily, the president places his hand on a bible to swear the presidential oath, and the Chief Justice of the Supreme court administers it to the president. This is a well-established ritual in American inaugurations.
What is swearing in of judge called?
Ah, what a lovely question! When a judge is officially given their position, it's called the "swearing-in" ceremony. It's a special moment where they take an oath to uphold the law and serve justice with fairness and integrity. Just like painting a happy little tree, it's a beautiful beginning to their important work in the legal system.
How do you pledge under oath that the information is correct to the best of your knoledge?
By raising your hand and swearing the oath in front of someone legally empowered to receive your oath (i.e.: a judge/magistrate/justice of the peace/etc - Court Clerk - Notary Public - etc).
What question does a judge ask you when you want to keep your car?
The judge may ask - are you going to act responsibly.
Who was the only president whose oath was administered by a women?
That was President Johnson. The woman was federal judge Sarah T. Hughes.
What French word meaning oath a group of people who answered questions about the facts about a case for a royal judge?
juron
Who has the power to ask the judge to recuse himself?
Any party to a lawsuit may ask a judge to recuse himself/herself.
What happends when you say i don't in the swear of oath?
If a person says "I don't" when they take are about to swear an oath in court, a person can still say they affirm instead of swearing. However, just because a person swears to tell the truth, doesn't mean they will. The lawyers or judge may ask the person not to testify because the person could be charged with purgery for lying to the court.
Who gives the Legal oath in a courtroom?
It depends on the court. Sometimes a baliff, sometimes the judge, sometimes the attorney who called the witness.
