"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said.
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" Roberts countered, "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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" Roberts responded, "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said then.
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The Judicial Conduct and Disability Act specifically lists the types of judges covered by the law, including circuit judges, district judges, bankruptcy judges, and magistrate judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," he told the Associated Press.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," he said in a statement.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts wrote at the time.
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" Roberts said in a statement that the U.S. doesn't have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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" The chief justice issued a statement: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement Wednesday.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement in November.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts responded in a statement before Thanksgiving.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts responded in a statement released Wednesday.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Chief Justice Roberts said in a statement.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement shortly before Thanksgiving.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," he told the Associated Press in a statement.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," wrote Chief Justice Roberts, left, rebuking the president.
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" In a statement, the chief justice said pointedly: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement given to the Associated Press.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement, asserting the independence of the judiciary.
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Lawyers and judges Female lawyers and judges are most likely to marry male lawyers and judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," he said in response to a question posed by the Associated Press.
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" In an unusual rebuke of Trump, Roberts issued a statement that said: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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" Roberts said in a rare statement first reported by The Associated Press that the U.S. doesn't have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts responded in a rare statement released by the Supreme Court on Wednesday.
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" Responding to a query made by The Associated Press, Chief Justice Roberts said: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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Other than that it is judges, judges, judges as the Senate runs out the clock on 2019.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," said Roberts, a conservative who was appointed by Republican former President George W. Bush.
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" That prompted Roberts to issue a rare statement on Wednesday in which he said that the U.S. doesn't have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement responding to comments Trump had made criticizing an appellate court.
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" The chief justice responded that "we do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges" but only "an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their level best to do equal right to those appearing before them.
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" That earned a rare rebuke from Chief Justice John Roberts, who issued a statement saying that America does not have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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" In a statement on Wednesday, made public because of a query from The Associated Press, Roberts said, "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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But when judges confronted conservative agency interpretations, liberal judges applied Chevron deference to such interpretations far less frequently than conservative judges.
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"Our immigration judges, if they really are judges adjudicating cases, then they need to have discretion to be judges," added Jayapal.
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The DOJ imposed quotas for immigration judges in 2018, a policy the National Association of Immigration Judges warned would force judges to speed up cases at the expense of judges' due process rights.
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You are judges -- judges of the facts of this case.
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The panel included district court judges, not solely appellate judges.
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The panel included district court judges, not just appellate judges.
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But the judges have to be judges, it is work.
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We're adding large numbers of immigration judges, high quality judges.
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False claim: Thousands of judges Trump said his administration was hiring "thousands and thousands" of immigration judges, that the US already has "thousands" of immigration judges and that other countries don't have immigration judges.
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Earlier Wednesday, Justice Roberts pushed back on Trump's comments that blamed an "Obama judge" for temporarily halting his asylum ban, saying the U.S. doesn't have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges."
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Moreover, an additional 75 judges wouldn't be nearly enough, says Dana Marks, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, the judges' union.
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Because judges, immigration judges are going to look at that order.
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"We don't have any so-called judges, just real judges," Sen.
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"These are conservative judges who would be great judges," he said.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," Roberts said in a statement responding to comments Trump made earlier in the week criticizing the US 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.
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McConnell has already confirmed 60 judges, including 33 district court judges, 26 appeals court judges, and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, according to Bloomberg.
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The Senate has approved more than 100 judges during Trump's presidency, including a record number of appellate judges and 13 judges this week alone.
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Last year, Roberts admonished Trump and said judges should not be labeled as "Obama judges" or "Trump judges," but rather as neutral decision-makers.
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By Bloomberg's count, McConnell has already confirmed 60 judges, including 33 district court judges, 26 appeals court judges, and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.
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Federal district judges aren't bound by orders issued by other district judges.
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We have thousands of judges and they need thousands of more judges.
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And he's also given us 191 federal judges, two supreme court judges.
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Trump's attacks on the judges who've ruled against him are becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy: The more he attacks judges, the more stridently the judges resist.
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Presidents typically try to appoint younger judges, since those judges hold lifetime appointments.
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To the critics, these judges aren't real judges; they're partisan hacks in robes.
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Black judges treat male and female offenders more equally than white judges do.
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Judges "Will soon have record number of Judges, 20183 SC Justices," Trump said.
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" Last year, after Mr. Trump criticized an asylum ruling by saying it had been issued by an "Obama judge," the chief justice issued an extraordinary statement: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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Male lawyers and judges are most likely to marry female lawyers and judges. 193.
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I'm going to have to get other judges and other Supreme Court judges, possibly.
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What bothered them weren't activist judges in general — but liberal activist judges in particular.
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I'm going to have to get other judges and other Supreme Court judges, possibly.
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With 12 appeals court judges, six district court judges, and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch confirmed in 2017, Trump's record on judges was off to a great start.
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Most recently, Chief Justice Roberts rebuked President Trump for attacking a judge as "an Obama judge," declaring that there are no Obama judges or Trump judges — only judges.
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He's appointed more women and Latino judges and as many black judges as any previous president, and more Asian-American and LGBTQ judges than all previous presidents combined.
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"Governments appoint and pay judges, but once appointed, judges are shielded from bureaucratic control," reads a statement posted on the website of the Canadian Superior Courts Judges Association.
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"There aren't Republican judges or Democrat judges," Gorsuch said, repeating a line he has used throughout his hearings, arguing that fair judges are appointed by presidents from both parties.
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"Something that people aren't talking about is how many judges we've had approved, whether it be the court of appeals, circuit judges, whether it be district judges," Trump said.
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The two judges in the majority were district court judges Xavier Rodriguez and Orlando Garcia.
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And LGBTQ judges comprise less than 1 percent of judges sitting on the federal bench.
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Unlike Article III judges, who serve lifetime appointments, Federal Claims judges serve 15-year terms.
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LEVIN: They are finding Judges in Honolulu and Baltimore and Seattle who are Obama Judges.
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The judges then choose five startups to pitch again — to a different set of judges.
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The Trump administration has been more energetic in appointing appeals court judges than trial judges.
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"I do not see Republican judges, and I do not see Democrat judges," he said.
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Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts said in a statement to AP on Wednesday that the U.S. doesn't have "Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges," pushing back on President Trump's comments blaming an "Obama judge" for temporarily halting his asylum ban.
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That earned a rare public rebuke from John Roberts, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, who said "we do not have Obama judges or Trump judges" but "dedicated judges".
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"The decisional independence of immigration judges is under siege," said Ashley Tabaddor, an immigration judge who heads the union, the National Association of Immigration Judges, which represents around 350 judges.
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It turns out that nine of the 13 judges in the Boston courthouse went to Harvard, records show, not including three judges in Springfield and Worcester or the magistrate judges.
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The comments immediately drew criticism from the union that represents the judges and from former judges.
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Eight judges voted to leave that ruling intact, while seven judges voted to rehear the case.
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How many Reagan Judges and Bush Judges have been involved in any of these immigration issues?
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Trump has had nine federal judges confirmed so far, including Gorsuch and four circuit court judges.
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" When he had confirmed 91 new federal judges, he claimed "more than 663 new federal judges.
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If the courts are actually bothered by Trump's unprecedented attacks on judges, should judges say so?
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Despite being assigned back-up judges, he added, his court needed double its three permanent judges.
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Conservatives are right to seek conservative judges; just as liberals are right to seek liberal judges.
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Unlike other judges, immigration judges are under the Justice Department as opposed to the judicial branch.
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Trump has already issued a list of 21 judges, mainly federal judges appointed by President George W. Bush and state court judges, who he said he would consider to fill Scalia's vacancy.
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According to the bill, the minister will invite applications to fill judges' positions at the new courts and nominate the judges based on the proposal of a national committee of administrative judges.
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The most important example is the Council of Judges and Prosecutors, the country's most powerful judicial body, which appoints and removes judges, applies disciplinary measures and elects judges to the Supreme Court.
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The gymnast ended Monday ahead of Hinchcliffe by one judges' point and Johnson by three judges' points.
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PiS has appointed five additional judges to the tribunal, in a move the standing judges ruled unconstitutional.
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The judges did not say why they decided to push the case back and assign nine judges.
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Here come the judges Some candidates are running to become civil court judges, who handle minor disputes.
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"My Funny Valentine" is not merely a song that judges women, it's a song that judges everyone.
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It was 21 district court judges, 244 appeals court judges and two Supreme Court justices, Wheeler said.
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The Senate has confirmed two Supreme Court justices, 22019 circuit court judges, and 99 district court judges.
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" Chief Justice John Roberts addressed some of the politicization last November, when he responded to another Trump "Obama judge" comment and issued a statement scolding the President and implicitly warning people on both sides: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges.
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The group, called the Federal Judges Association, is an independent and voluntary organization of US judges that was founded in 1982 in part to address concerns related to the compensation of federal judges.
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New York law currently only permits state judges to solemnize weddings, along with certain federal judges like those sitting on the second circuit court of appeals and some federal judges from particular districts.
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Nine other judges appointed by Democrats agreed to block the travel ban, while three Republican-appointed judges dissented.
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Because it's a horrible I'm going to have to get other judges and other supreme court judges, possibly.
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Only 214 percent of sitting judges are women, while Hispanic judges comprise just 22016 percent of the courts.
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Go deeper: Judges rule Ohio's congressional map is unconstitutionally gerrymandered Federal judges rule Michigan's voting maps illegally gerrymandered
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Judges are human beings with their own interests — and those interests often shape how judges view the law.
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Gabrielle Union and Julianne Hough will serve as new judges, joining returning judges Simon Cowell and Howie Mandel.
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"The judges can't be unseated, but there will be more judges and we can add judgeships," Blumenthal said.
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I said that the other, you know I have 145 [federal judges], plus hopefully two Supreme Court judges.
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Immigration judges are DOJ employees and do not serve lifetime appointments like federal district and circuit court judges.
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And immigration judges handle more than 700 cases a year, twice as many as Federal District Court judges.
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So far, Trump has appointed one new Supreme Court justice, 14 appeals court judges and 11 trial judges.
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Besides Justice Gorsuch, Mr. Trump has won the confirmation of three appeals court judges and two district judges.
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All of those judges are Republican appointees, and two of them are semi-retired judges with reduced caseloads.
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A glance at the judges on the bench reveals judges appointed by Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, and is one of the largest remaining pools of active federal judges appointed by Republicans.
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" Judges: "We will set records for the number of judges we'll confirm... we have a tremendous number of judges under review by the Senate... the level of quality is extraordinary... we're getting really great reviews.
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A majority of judges in those two circuits — not the "so-called judges" of President Trump's fevered imagination, but actual life-tenured, Senate-confirmed federal judges — flexed their muscles and stood up to the president.
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Ashley Tabaddor, president of the immigration judges' union, said the pushback from prosecutors has meant more work for judges.
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You got all these judges, 23 judges on the circuit courts getting through, I mean this is good stuff.
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"Any time the judges can get the parties to settle, the judges would like them to settle," says Mindel.
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That leaves judges as the guardians of the public's right to know - a burden too many judges shrug off.
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Immigration judges are Justice Department employees and do not serve lifetime appointments like federal district and circuit court judges.
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A recent proposal from Heritage Foundation recommends allowing immigration judges to weed out meritless cases like other federal judges.
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Because federal judges have life tenure, nearly all of Obama's judges will continue serving well after he leaves office.
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Of the 2228 judges Obama wanted to hire, only 2504 judges were actually hired by the end of 2400.
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By this time in Obama's first year, only two circuit court judges and four district judges had been confirmed.
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Judges then invite their shortlisted startups to pitch to the group of judges at a breakfast on Friday morning.
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More than 73% of all sitting federal judges are men and 80% of all sitting federal judges are white.
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The CNN special report found that very few complaints against judges are deeply investigated and rarely are judges disciplined.
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From FY2013 through FY2023, 379 complaints were filed against the judges, approximately 30 percent of the judges every year!
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Some judges have been replaced mid-trial — itself a violation — often by inexperienced judges just out of law school.
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The Justice Department has called for the judges' union to be disbanded, arguing that immigration judges are management officials.
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But mandatory minimums also deprive judges of the very reason we have people serve as judges and not machines.
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I have a chapter on judges, which is not just for people who ever appear in front of judges.
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At least from my point of view, a better decision in that they declared that the administrative law judges who are appointed judges, not Article III judges, judges confirmed by the Senate, but hired by the executive branch, have to be appointed by the president or one of his senior deputy department heads.
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In Delaware and Alabama, judges may override a jury's sentence of life in prison and unilaterally impose death — a power Alabama judges have exercised more than 100 times (Delaware judges have not been using the authority).
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Over 3,000 military officers, around 10,000 police officers including police chiefs, and over 3,85033 prosecutors and judges including two constitutional court judges and several high ranking judges were arrested as of July 18th, with more expected.
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To deal with cases, the involved parties could either negotiate a settlement out of court or take it to a panel made up of three US-appointed judges, three Iranian-appointed judges, and three neutral judges.
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Amid these hard-line policies, a vocal group of immigration judges — part of the larger total of about 400 judges and appeals judges — have been at loggerheads with the Trump administration for more than a year.
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The White House has historically deferred to home state senators' preferences on district court judges more so than circuit judges.
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Four of the 220006 judges on the panel were Trump appointees; all six dissenting judges were appointed by Democratic presidents.
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Four of the 11 judges on the panel were Trump appointees; all six dissenting judges were appointed by Democratic presidents.
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And for many thoughtful judges, the real rule book is, similarly, the set of precedents laid down by earlier judges.
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The union representing immigration judges says this is necessary to ensure that judges operate as impartial arbiters of the law.
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After his repeated outbursts against judges, the authorities built him a glass cage that allowed judges to silence his voice.
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Some judges are reportedly resigning in response to the quotas, which made them feel more like deportation officers than judges.
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We should not guide students away from judges who dehumanize and abuse them; we should get rid of those judges.
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Mr. Sessions treated the judges "like immigration officers, not judges," said Paul Schmidt, a former judge in the immigration courts.
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When Obama took office, only three of the thirteen appellate courts had more Democrat-appointed judges than Republican-appointed judges.
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In under three years, he&aposs appointed two Supreme Court justices, 50 appeals court judges, and 120 district court judges.
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At the same time, using "performance measures" that immigration judges attacked as quotas, he pushed judges to resolve cases quickly.
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A council of Appeals Court judges, in two separate sessions with different judges, ruled that Turkey's extradition request for five should be rejected, while the same court, with other judges, decided that three should be sent back.
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"It's time to ensure that judges do not hear cases where they have conflicts of interests, strengthen our nation's ethics rules for judges, and ensure accountability for judges who violate these rules," Warren wrote in the proposal.
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This bill also subjects SSDI judges to a similar code of ethics that is applied to other judges and adds a review process for judges whose rates of approval for benefits are significantly outside of their peers.
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In late 2018, after President Trump lashed out at "Obama judges" on the federal appeals court that ruled against his travel ban, Chief Justice Roberts took the extraordinary step of issuing a public statement rebuking the President: "We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges, Bush judges or Clinton judges..." Chief Justice Roberts plainly understands the growing public concern about partisanship in the federal judiciary, and cares about remedying that perception.
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New courts are overseen by Turkish judges and prosecutors but uses former Syria government judges, following Syria&aposs French-inspired code.
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"Clinicians, not judges, should determine clinical standards; and judges, not clinicians, should determine the content of the Eighth Amendment," Roberts wrote.
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Instead liberal judges "create" their own law with each new case, creating uncertainty about how future judges will handle future cases.
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Not only is the president nominating judges at a fast clip, he is tending to nominate judges who are relatively young.
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That represents a terrible threat to judicial independence and highlights the problems with electing judges — or subjecting appointed judges to reelection.
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Celebrity judges Katherine Schwarzenegger and Dan Smyers of Dan + Shay, along with judges from PEOPLE and PEDIGREE, will pick the winner!
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So is his pledge to nominate pro-life judges, and his related idea that if pro-life judges overturn Roe v.
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The judges will choose five teams to enter a second and final round of pitching to a fresh team of judges.
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For starters, the judges seem to get along better than say, Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey when they were co-judges.
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Immigration judges oversee civil immigration cases, but there is a backlog of over 540,000 pending cases due a shortage of judges.
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Judges set bail, but the demands that prosecutors make for bail are the most influential factor in the minds of judges.
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It has also set up a unit to investigate judges and prosecutors for possible crimes and aims to reorganize judges panels.
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Fight by fight and round by round, three judges were in the minority more often than any of the missing judges.
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Once the latest judges are seated, roughly one in every six appeals court judges in the country will be Trump appointees.
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Instead, cases are largely decided by panels of three judges, usually selected randomly from all of the judges in the circuit.
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And because ambiguous phrasing in laws leaves judges with choices to make, it doesn't put much of a restraint on judges.
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Defense lawyers routinely ask judges to dismiss charges after the prosecution rests, but the judges rarely do so at that juncture.
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Seven out of nine judges ruled that outlawing abortion was unconstitutional -- votes from six judges were needed to overturn the ban.
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When the people who surround them believe that judges are just politicians, then judges are more likely to behave like that.
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Judges Edith Jones and Edith Clement – the judges who had ruled to strike down the fiduciary rule – denied the AGs' motion.
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The confirmations this week bring the total number of judicial confirmations for 2019 to 20 circuit judges and 67 district judges.
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It would have allowed "all federal circuit court of appeals judges and all Federal District Court judges" to preside over nuptials.
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To measure this, the researchers exploited how different judges assign bail and the randomized nature through which judges are assigned cases.
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Simplest way to show that Ireland will be unable to enforce #GDPR: They don't even have enough judges for appeals of 257k* cases/year..🤨 🇮🇪 Ireland (4,9 M) has 176 judges (1 per 28k)🇦🇹 Austria (8,20203 Mio) has 1700 judges (1 per 5k)🇩🇪 Germany (83 Mio) has 59 judges (1 per 3,8k) pic.twitter.
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Prakash and Smith conclude by suggesting acts of Congress that would allow judges to be removed without impeachment, including a law automatically removing judges upon their conviction for certain offenses, one creating a separate judicial process to remove judges accused of misconduct by the Justice Department, and another empowering an internal review board whereby federal judges police their own.
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He was selected by the judges of the Supreme Court, and those judges ought to know that they cannot rob from us.
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He noted that unlike other federal judges, whose positions can only be second-guessed by appeals courts, immigration judges report to Sessions.
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These judges consistently gave higher scores to their home-country skaters than the average of the scores given by the other judges.
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Members of the National Judicial Council, the body that chooses judges, will henceforth be selected by parliament instead of by other judges.
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With Gambian judges no longer willing to serve on the Supreme Court, foreign judges have increasingly been brought in to hear cases.
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Judges serving Silicon Valley are far more likely than judges in other cities to have presided over previous cases involving internet regulations.
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The more that federal judges start feeling comfortable openly attacking political candidates, the more politicians may feel comfortable attacking judges in turn.
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The Federalist Society doesn't just elevate conservative judges, but polices them, admonishing judges for rulings that depart from the conservative party line.
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PiS appealed to the tribunal, now short several judges, in hopes that Civic Platform's appointment of those five judges would be overturned.
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Apart from this constitutional duty, the code of conduct for federal judges also counsels judges to defend the independence of our judiciary.
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Celebrity judges Olivia Munn and LeAnn Rimes, along with judges from PEOPLE and Pedigree, will pick the winner from the top three.
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Immigration Judges At least $2628 million for 28503 additional immigration judges and support staff to reduce the backlog of pending immigration cases.
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In the long term, that meant appointing new judges, but, in the short term, it meant constraining the power of old judges.
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"We do not have Obama judges or Trump judges," he announced, but an "independent judiciary" that strives to apply the law properly.
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KAINE: ... and said it was discriminatory... PENCE: And those judges — those judges said... KAINE: We should focus upon danger, not upon discrimination.
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The judges select a group of finalists who go on to round two and pitch again to a new set of judges.
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Many judges, meanwhile, are reluctant to enforce transparency when neither side has requested it, according to several current and former federal judges.
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Eleven judges sit on the board of the High Election Council, elected by judges of the Supreme Court and the State Council.
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The appeals judges said the trial judges had made other errors in attributing crimes to him that had not been formally charged.
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The National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ) — the union that represents immigration judges — took to Twitter Monday to denounce the EOIR action.
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In addition, per NPR, President Trump has appointed a quarter of federal appeals judges and 1 in 7 federal district court judges.
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The in-house judges, known as administrative law judges, were appointed by staff members rather than by the five-member commission itself.
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The commission's internal judges have greater sway in their courtrooms than judges overseeing proceedings that adhere to the rules of due process.
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"The judges took over 10 days to deliberate on this and this is the unanimous verdict of the five judges," Rasheed said.
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The CNN analysis found that: Very few cases against judges are deeply investigated, and very few judges are disciplined in any way.
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Amid this barrage of legal challenges, four trial-level judges and two panels of appeals court judges have ruled in Mueller's favor.
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The sloppiness and aggressiveness of the directives, combined with the attacks on judges, put extra pressure on judges to rule against Trump.
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Judges on the court are independent actors, but it's not surprising when these appointed judges side with the country that appointed them.
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Polish judges began postponing cases after the Supreme Court ruling, suggesting even judges promoted under the reforms have doubts about the changes.
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There are petitions, websites, social media campaigns — all looking for the ouster of elected state judges (federal judges are appointed for life).
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Because three judges are needed to rule on appeals, the system could break down when two judges' terms expire in December 2019.
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However, the judges hearing those cases are working without pay, according to Ashley Tabaddor, the president of the national immigration judges' union.
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Uh, right there that's more judges I'm signing, we've signed a 107 judges since I'm in, and I'll get a 145 plus two Supreme Court judges which we already have and the numbers should be quite a bit higher than that.
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After each pitch, judges follow up with a Q & A. The judges then select six companies to move forward to a final pitch-off in front of a fresh set of judges — and a second set of follow-up questions.
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The Department of Justice has said it will hire 100 new immigration judges this calendar year to help with the backlog, but current and former immigration judges say more judges without commensurate support staff will only add to the problem.
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Unlike federal judges, immigration judges are employees of the Justice Department and the attorney general has the authority to hire them, manage their performance measures and even rule on cases with binding authority over how the judges must decide similar issues.
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" The tweet prompted a rebuke by Chief Justice John Roberts: The United States "doesn't have Obama judges or Trump judges…we have an extraordinary group of dedicated judges doing their level best to do right to those appearing before them.
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Cuomo on Friday moved to veto the bill, which would have allowed district court judges and federal appeals court judges to perform marriage services, while explaining that he could not give more power to judges appointed under the Trump administration.
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When news first broke of the proposed quotas for judges last fall, a spokeswoman for the National Association of Immigration Judges called them "a huge, huge encroachment on judicial independence," and noted that immigration judges are not assembly-line workers.
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The judges choose five startups to go to the semi-finals for a second round of pitching to a different set of judges.
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The Senate this year confirmed a US Supreme Court justice and 220 lower court judges, including a record-setting 220 appeals court judges.
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The only sitting immigration judges routinely allowed to speak to the media are representatives of their union, the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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Judges select five teams to move on to a semi-final round of pitching and more questions with a fresh set of judges.
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It said a key legal concern was the introduction of different retirement ages - for female judges at 60 and male judges at 65.
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Just as presidents usually don't call judges' decisions "ridiculous," judges often don't tell presidents to stop calling people names in their legal opinions.
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The administration has sworn in 82 new immigration judges since the end of 2017, and it anticipates hiring at least 75 more judges.
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Because three judges are needed on each appeal, the system looks set to break down when two judges' terms expire in December 2019.
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The president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, Judge Dana Leigh Marks, said that judges are overwhelmed by the volume of cases.
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On Wednesday, two judges on Turkey's constitutional court were arrested, and the defense ministry fired more than 200 military court judges and prosecutors.
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" On Judges and the Supreme Court "We encourage Congress to use the check of impeachment for judges who unconstitutionally usurp Article 1 powers.
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The Senate has confirmed 12 appeals court judges in Trump's first year, a modern record for the number of appeals court judges approved.
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Francophone judges had long been employed in Anglophone courts, and the lawyers who had to argue cases before befuddled judges had had enough.
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More than 190 new judges have been put on the bench, including two Supreme Court justices and more than 50 appeals court judges.
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This slate of judges confirms three aspects of the president's strategy for selecting judges for the federal courts that the previous slate suggested.
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That is the largest class of immigration judges ever, and it means the system now has the most active immigration judges in history.
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It seems like it's just another performance measure for immigration judges and for the judges dealing with all of the administration's pet projects.
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Now we've taken the judges' feedback and chosen five finalists — who will be presenting tomorrow, October 4, for a new group of judges.
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Poland's main judges' association says the draft law is intended to muzzle judges who question the legality of PiS changes to the judiciary.
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While most of the show's original star judges have left, the current group of judges and hosts prove the show must go on.
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Mr. Sessions could cancel the appointments of roughly 75 new judges selected by Attorney General Loretta Lynch to choose judges to his liking.
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In February, a suicide bomber targeted a van carrying judges in the northwestern city of Peshawar, killing the driver and wounding several judges.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell made the agreement public when he announced votes on three circuit court judges and 12 district court judges.
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Under the Constitution, Supreme Court justices, appeals court judges and district judges would continue to be paid, according to the Congressional Research Service.
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It would apply the Code of Conduct for United States Judges, which governs the behavior of most federal judges, to Supreme Court justices.
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Their judges are supposed to have some degree of independence, and some judges are certainly harsher on immigrants and asylum seekers than others.
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Federal judges in Texas complied — and then the legislature passed the map those judges created, with only minor changes, into law in 2013.
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In a survey of judges who took senior status or retired between 1970 and 2009, researchers found that few judges reported politics as a factor in their decision to step down, and that it was more of an issue for district judges.
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According to data from Russell Wheeler, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution who tracks judicial appointments, Trump had appointed 187 judges as of the day after this tweet -- two Supreme Court justices, 50 appeals court judges and 135 district court judges.
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"A judge in a city sees that other judges are in jail; the judges' and prosecutors' high board representative, who assigns judges, is in jail; so there is a climate of fear," said Husamettin Cindoruk, a veteran lawyer and former government minister.
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"Judges have their own will, and they will impose it through the rule of law," said Mohamed Mansour, the head of the Judges' Club.
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Those judges select approximately five teams to advance to round two for a repeat pitch performance in front of a fresh set of judges.
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He has already appointed more federal appellate judges than any other president in his first two years, as well as two Supreme Court judges.
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The judges narrow the field to just five competitors who go on to a second round of pitching to a fresh panel of judges.
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All Supreme Court judges should be involved in setting the procedures used to hire and promote judges in all the country's courts, they added.
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Few commentators have recognized the irony of this criticism considering the decades of rhetoric aimed against "activist judges" (meaning Democratic judges) by GOP presidents.
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Many witnesses tell the judges that victims are reluctant to report abuse, for fear of retaliation from judges, and encourage alternative channels for grievances.
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As of July 2900, there were only 220006 immigration judges for the 2202 immigration courts, and there are only five vacancies for new judges.
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The MSPB judges can be hostile towards whistleblowers, and in the cases I have litigated within MSPB, the judges were hostile to my clients.
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The judges grill the contestants, who advance or fail according to votes cast by the audience in the studio, the judges and internet users.
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They voted differently from those judges 23 percent of the time, but from judges appointed by Republican presidents only four percent of the time.
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"If the judges of Etowah County are personally offended, that is their problem, not mine," he declared in a letter addressing the judges' complaint.
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But the Trump effect, turning everything he touches to a cheap commodity, is to denigrate the legal arbitrators as "Obama judges" or "Mexican" judges.
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India's Supreme Court judges are selected by other judges, and because the retirement age is 65, their tenure is usually less than a decade.
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Expanding the number of judges as his plan calls for would leave scores of federal judges with little more than a part-time job.
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For example, the Board of Judges and Prosecutors, presided over by the justice minister, frequently reappoints judges to different courts, sometimes in different cities.
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Meanwhile, the DOJ is imposing quotas on immigration judges — the same judges who will now have to explain to detainees about their basic rights.
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A committee led by Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer in 2006 noted the potential dangers of a system in which judges are judging judges.
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Inside the hearings, the judges' attitudes seemed to fall along ideology, with the four liberal judges seemingly in favor of Bostock, Zarda, and Stephens.
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Those were far from the only federal judges the Senate approved; in 2019, lawmakers confirmed a total of 102, including 20 circuit court judges.
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Although federal judges are appointed to their jobs, Pennsylvania's Supreme Court justices, like many judges in the United States, are elected to their seats.
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The in-house judges, known as administrative law judges, were appointed by the commission's personnel office rather than by the five-member commission itself.
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None of the subsequent two-term presidents reached those numbers: Bill Clinton appointed two Supreme Court justices and 66 appeals court judges; George W. Bush appointed two justices and 453 appeals court judges; and Barack Obama appointed two justices and 55 appeals court judges.
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Even those judges who hear cases rarely have to make decisions; instead, the cases are sent to senior judges or Communist Party committees to decide.
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Judges will conduct a quick Q&A after each rapid fire pitch, and at the end of all the presentations, judges will determine their winners.
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Instead, our algorithm reveals whether judges consistently score skaters from their home countries higher than the average of the other judges officiating the same performance.
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If Trump filled those seats, plus the 49 judges he's already gotten confirmed, his nominees would make up close to a quarter of active judges.
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From that initial cohort, the judges will choose five teams to enter a second and final round of pitching to a fresh team of judges.
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Marks said that a large number of judges are eligible to retire, which could cut into any progress that DOJ makes in hiring new judges.
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If those federal judges had to worry about elections, or about being recalled by a racist local community, few judges would have ordered schools desegregated.
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The judges ordered the General Assembly to redraw the lines, but when lawmakers balked, the judges hired an expert to help them do it themselves.
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McHenry noted that the administration had hired 174 new immigration judges in the last two years and now has more than 400 judges on staff.
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The US Figure Skating Association chooses the American judges who will go to the Olympics, the Russian association chooses the Russian judges, and so forth.
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The prosecutors also claim that Yemelianov nudged the judges to deliver his preferred verdicts and would take judges off cases if they refused to comply.
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The High Court judges were unclear what kind of "remedy" they could award the claimants, because constitutionally judges cannot order parliament to pass primary legislation.
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This was one of the biggest criticisms for judges in season 10: Jennifer Lopez, Steven Tyler, and Randy Jackson didn't have enough teeth as judges.
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He gets frustrated with judges; we get frustrated with judges, but he's respecting the process and that's what counts at the end of the day.
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Before taking office, he launched racist attacks on judges who ruled against him, as president has angrily denounced "so-called judges" who have thwarted him.
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And to promote a more equitable determination process, it would subject SSDI judges to a code of ethics similar to those applied to other judges.
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The Trump administration appointed nearly two dozen judges to lifetime posts in 2017, including a Supreme Court justice and 12 U.S. Court of Appeals judges.
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The justices on Monday struggled to determine whether a change in how administrative law judges are appointed would undermine the judges' independence in making decisions.
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Sessions is asking immigration judges to handle more cases in less time, and some judges are fighting back, saying the orders undermine their judicial independence.
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The Trump administration has railed on judges who have issued orders that had nationwide effect, as numerous judges have curtailed its efforts on immigration policy.
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The group was asking officials to make clear to law clerks that judges cannot compel their silence on misconduct, as judges do on case deliberations.
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Teams get six minutes to make their pitch to an expert panel of judges — and then answer any questions the judges may have for them.
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"Once again, absolutely no rationale provided, and a stealth midnight move," the National Association of Immigration Judges, which represents immigration judges, said in a tweet.
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It also doesn't name the different judges who repeatedly approved the surveillance authorizations, nor does it describe all of the information presented to those judges.
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Some observers protested that the judges removed from the board as a result tended to be liberal judges who often took favorable positions toward immigrants.
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Judges had to be nominated by a committee staffed by representatives of all the parties in Parliament — ensuring that all judges were chosen by consensus.
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"That is the irony of this shutdown," said Judge Amiena Khan, the executive vice president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, the judges' union.
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Members of the audience seated nearby the judges' table looked shocked, and Inaba's fellow judges Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman immediately looked over in surprise.
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If judges are not performing, they could be fired or potentially moved around the country -- a tactic that could push judges out of the system.
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And its system for complaints -- where judges police fellow judges -- is a world so closely controlled and cloaked in secrecy that it defies public scrutiny.
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The grievance showcases a growing rift between top DOJ officials and immigration judges, who have fewer protections to their judicial independence than other administrative judges.
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While Katsas seemed to oppose allowing judges to open up cases of historical interest, the other two judges on the panel were harder to read.
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Compare that to the United States, where potential judges are often identified by ideological societies while those judges-in-waiting are still in law school.
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"It's much more a White House decision on circuit judges than the district court judges," Grassley said during an interview on C-SPAN's "Newsmakers" program.
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It isn't just in court though, the USPTO has patted itself on the back via Twitter about expanding the panel's 100 judges to 270 judges.
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She judges you for it, too — but not as much as she judges herself if she allows herself to think that someone might not hate her.
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"By levying attacks and slights on judges, the President is creating an environment that suggests judges must be prepared to carry out his bidding," she said.
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Appellate judges refused the Trump administration's request to reinstate the travel ban, but no judges have yet ruled on the constitutional challenges to the order itself.
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Of the 84 Trump-nominated appellate and district judges confirmed by the Senate, 30 of them replaced judges nominated by a president of the opposing party.
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The reforms would give the PiS-controlled parliament de facto control over the selection of judges and end the terms of some Supreme Court judges early.
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Two Chinese figure skating judges, whom BuzzFeed News identified as judges favoring Chinese skaters, have been suspended for showing national bias during the 2018 Winter Olympics.
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Concern about judges up-scoring their own skaters is widespread within the sport, interviews with more than 20 current and former judges, coaches, and skaters revealed.
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" Before launching into the audition, West tells the judges -- specifically Jennifer Lopez -- he chose "Gold Digger" because "it has one of the judges' names in it.
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APPELLATE JUDGES The United States has argued for years that WTO judges have routinely broken with procedures and exceeded their mandates, imposing new obligations on members.
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Under the amendments, the new compulsory retirement age for judges was made the same for men and women, slowing down the process of retiring current judges.
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In reality, there the Justice Department's immigration courts division has 22015 judges nationwide, with more than 2151 more judges budgeted for, according to a DOJ spokesman.
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In the United States, migrants must see immigration judges before they can be sent to wait in Mexico, and a shortage of judges slowed the process.
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It's hired new judges, implemented performance quotas based on the number of cases judges complete and how few get appealed, and restricted the use of continuances.
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On June 7, Mr. Trump nominated 12 people to a variety of positions, including circuit court judges, district court judges and a deputy secretary of defense.
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The five-member bench returned a split decision in April with three judges calling for an investigation and two judges calling for Mr. Sharif's outright disqualification.
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These guidelines are important, and judges must consider them, but they are not binding; judges may sentence within, above or below the guidelines at their discretion.
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Despite its importance, the court, at present, is completely neutered — only two judges currently sit on its panel and months occasionally pass without any permanent judges.
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Additionally, ASCAP and BMI rate court judges will now be randomly assigned for rate proceedings replacing the current system of those judges being appointed for life.
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The Trump administration has stressed to judges that completing asylum cases on time needs to be a priority, and some judges have reshuffled their dockets accordingly.
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Mooppan faced critical questions from judges who ruled against the government on the second travel ban, and ACLU Deputy Legal Director Cecillia Wang from the three judges who dissented from the court's opinion blocking the second travel ban (Judges Paul Niemeyer, Dennis Shedd, and G. Steven Agee).
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Instead of a National Judicial Council dominated by judges making selections, the new law would split the council in two, with judges on one side and political appointees on the other and the added stipulation that judges must be approved by both groups and then by Parliament.
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But Democrat-appointed judges will retire and die too, and relative moderates appointed by George H.W. Bush will give way to the types of judges Trump favors.
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Immigration judges The spending bill also seeks to block the Justice Department from using quotas to evaluate immigration judges on how many cases they take and close.
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For all of Mr Trump's talk about "so-called judges" and the "political" ruling by the Ninth Circuit, he has not attempted to circumvent the judges' decisions.
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Decisions by magistrate judges, who aren't Senate-confirmed and are typically the first line of review on pretrial detention decisions, can be reviewed by US district judges.
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Within the ISU, responsibility for evaluating judges falls mainly to two technical committees, each a panel of three international judges, an athlete, a coach, and a chairperson.
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That's more than the number of judges confirmed in the first half of the year, and more than the number of judges confirmed in all of 213.
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Rarely do sexual misconduct allegations against federal judges become public, even belatedly, and rarely are judges who misbehave subject to any sanction, a 2018 CNN study found.
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As the judges all made their way over to the contestant, Perry led the way as all three judges wrapped Donaldson up in a sweet group hug.
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With one-fifth of country's population in the 2628th Circuit, the court has a massive array of 28500 judges with four vacancies plus 6900 senior status judges.
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For whatever reason, that bottleneck has now gone, and in short order five new Supreme Court judges and a further 150 High Court judges have been approved.
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The big name is Supreme Court Associate Justice Neil Gorsuch, but we also have eight new federal appeals court judges, and four new U.S. district court judges.
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All Americans should hope and pray that there are no "Trump judges" but only independent federal judges committed to ordered constitutional government and the rule of law.
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The Supreme Court had interpreted the change to mean that four of the judges would be selected at random, except for the chief judges of the panels.
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Ms. Hartmann's case is different because she wrote about the judges themselves, disclosing legal reasoning and citing their names in two confidential decisions made by several judges.
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Judges on the U.S. Federal Claims Court have 28503-year terms, but after 22019 years they can serve as senior judges for the rest of their lives.
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Elected judges hand out longer sentences the closer they are to re-election and are less than half as likely as appointed judges to reverse death sentences.
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After each pitch, the judges will grill the companies with a Q&A, and at the end of the pitch-off, the judges will determine a winner.
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Even the most conservative judges vote to uphold many agency decisions to regulate, and even the most liberal judges vote to reject some agency decisions to regulate.
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There's potential these judges could come to a decision similar to one of the three Oregon judges, Judge Josephine L. Staton, who was outvoted two to one.
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The National Judicial Council, a self-governing panel of judges, cleared Gyorgy Barna Senyei for the nine-year post which oversees appointments of judges and court operations.
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After criticism that its CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund judges lacked inclusivity, earlier this year, the CFDA added two new judges — plus-size model Paloma Elsesser and Vogue.
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Hando frequently clashed with the self-governing panel of judges, the National Judicial Council, which accused her of abusing her power over the appointment of new judges.
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Some academics and judges, including Justice Clarence Thomas and Judge Gorsuch, have therefore worried that Chevron requires judges to give up their independence in interpreting the law.
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Thank God for judges like this (Judge Thomas Ambro, Majotity Opinion), and thank God for a President like Donald J. Trump, who will appoint judges like this.
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"That is the irony of this shutdown," Judge Amiena Khan, the executive vice president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, the judges' union, told The Times.
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During his tenure, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE shifted the courts leftward by appointing a total of 329 federal judges including 2 Supreme Court justices, 55 Court of Appeals Judges, 85033 District Court judges, and 4 judges to the Court of International Trade.
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The kind of judges that get appointed now are not the kind of judges, like in the Judge Bork days that were advocates for overturning Roe v. Wade.
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"It is still overwhelming to the immigration judges," said Judge Dana Leigh Marks, an immigration judge in San Francisco and president of the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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And ending the public's role in reelecting judges would not mean we'd have to go all the way in the opposite direction and grant appointed judges lifetime tenure.
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Immigration courts are facing significant backlogs due to shortages of judges, according to Ashley Tabaddor, president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, further delaying the deportation process.
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As of early October, McConnell's male-dominated GOP caucus had approved 84 judges nominated by President Trump, including two Supreme Court justices and nearly thirty appellate court judges.
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But any errors that result from bias in human judges' decisions are likely to be different among judges, and even for different decisions made by the same judge.
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Of course, it's hard not to compare new judges to the original judges — Paula Abdul, Randy Jackson, and Simon Cowell — who made American Idol what it is today.
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We have seen solid improvement in gender representation with our Battlefield judges, jumping from 33% (CES) to 36% (New York) and finally 47% percent (San Francisco) female judges.
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The rationale is that agencies have subject-matter expertise that judges lack, and therefore judges should go along with some agency determinations rather than substituting their own views.
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Three Indiana judges were suspended this week by the Indiana Supreme Court because of a drunken brawl that left two of the judges shot and in serious condition.
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That requires us to understand that sometimes judges acting in good faith and doing what judges are supposed to do can reach different conclusions about the same issue.
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After Law and Justice swept to power in October, it appointed five judges to the Constitutional Tribunal, ignoring the judges who had been chosen by the previous government.
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The report also found the Department of Justice currently has 355 immigration judges handling all the immigration court cases, but has the authority to hire 129 more judges.
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Their votes have proved significant in so-called en-banc hearings — when a decision by a panel of appellate judges is reviewed by a larger group of judges.
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She quickly brought in three judges previously rejected by the court, and she moved to immediately reconfigure how panels of judges were selected to sit on specific cases.
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Right now, only four US appeals court judges are African-American women, out of about 22005 actively serving US appeals court judges, according to the Federal Judicial Center.
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The immigration courts are currently authorized to hire up to 384 judges, but to address the backlog and create a manageable caseload, they need more like 600 judges.
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For example, he says that my court, the 11th Circuit in Atlanta, optimally should have 56 judges, even though we expeditiously administer our current caseload with 12 judges.
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Since two of the three original judges had left the chamber, the case could not be sent back and had to be tried anew, the appeals judges ruled.
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And since federal judges have lifetime appointments, the volume of Trump's nominees means more judges are poised to carry on his legacy for decades after he leaves office.
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" In what may have been an oblique reference to President Trump's attacks on judges who have ruled against him, Judge Gorsuch thanked "my fellow judges across the country.
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The president attacks judges on Twitter, Democrats scheme to pack the Supreme Court with justices, and commentators cynically question the legitimacy of federal judges with whom they disagree.
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" Roberts responded that America does not have "Obama" or "Trump" judges, but rather "dedicated judges doing their level best to do equal right to those appearing before them.
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At this point in the Obama presidency, Obama had appointed only 22013 court of appeals judges, meaning that Trump is appointing appellate judges twice as fast as Obama.
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Right now, the executive branch is ideologically aligned with Trump's judges, so those judges are less likely to object to the Trump administration's actions than more liberal jurists.
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And thank God, and I mean this literally, thank God for judges like this, thank God for a president like Donald Trump who will appoint judges like this.
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What Chief Justice Roberts had on his hands was something less tangible but equally threatening to the rule of law: not defiance of judges but defiance by judges.
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Federal judges have ruled in the past that localities aren't obliged to honor the detainer requests, as they are not warrants signed by judges and not legally binding.
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Unlike other federal judges, who fall under the judicial branch, immigration judges are overseen by the Executive Office for Immigration Review, which is under the Department of Justice.
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The Justice Department recently rolled out a performance metrics system, though, that requires judges to complete a certain number of cases per year and sets time goals for other procedural steps along the way, which immigration judges have strongly opposed as jeopardizing the ability of judges to make fair, independent decisions.
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The Commission and Council of Europe legal experts, known as the Venice Commission, say Poland's judicial reforms undermine judges' independence because they give the ruling party control over the sacking and the appointments of judges, as well as the option to end the terms of some Supreme Court judges early.
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At the world championships, the artificial intelligence system instead has served a supporting role, available to judges to confirm difficulty scores in two circumstances: in the event of inquiries (when gymnasts formally challenge the judges' score) and blocked scores (when there is a large deviation between the sets of judges).
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The 11 judges on the court are chosen by the chief justice of the United States — Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. — from among federal district judges across the country.
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Judges look at cases differently from prosecutors and defense lawyers, but since — with one exception — the judges refused to be interviewed, I was not able to capture their views.
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A number of defendants in other cases have filed such challenges, and district court judges in Atlanta and Manhattan halted administrative proceedings because the judges were not properly appointed.
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The judges on the council wrote that the federal law that laid out the process for pursuing ethics complaints against federal judges did not apply to Supreme Court justices.
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Katy Perry, one of the judges for the upcoming reboot, also tweeted the news along with a photo of herself, Seacrest and fellow judges, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.
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We aren't quite ready to tell you who those judges will be this year, but the judges of Disrupt NY 2015 give you a taste of what's to come.
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If, for example, Facebook has the power to appoint and reappoint its own "independent" appeal judges, those judges are going to have excellent financial reasons for keeping Facebook happy.
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Out of politeness, Trump should not refer to judges as "so-called judges" — but he should be praised, not criticized, for taking on the judicial oligarchy in this country.
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The bill did not remove administrative law judges from the executive branch completely, but rather moved all administrative law judges out of individual agencies and into a unified corps.
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AIBA picks five judges to work each bout and prohibits judges from a fighter's country, or from a country in conflict with a fighter's country, from working a bout.
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Six of the judges now hearing the oral arguments were appointed by Democrats and four by Republicans, although the party affiliations may not necessarily dictate how the judges rule.
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The law, which went into effect yesterday, mandates that all Supreme Court judges over the age of 65 must retire, forcing 27 of the 72 judges off the bench.
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The materials also revealed which Federal District Court judges signed off on the wiretapping of Mr. Page: Judges Rosemary Collyer, Michael Mosman, Anne C. Conway and Raymond J. Dearie.
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Of about 10,000 qualified judges in the nation, only around 200 judges and other "applicants" have submitted their names to fill dozens of open positions on the Supreme Court.
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A majority of judges on the 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday made the decision, reiterating a previous ruling from three judges on the court in July.
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As judges routinely serve into their 70s and 80s and beyond, some courts — but not the Supreme Court — are taking significant steps to make sure judges are mentally sharp.
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But Circuit Judge Richard Paez wrote a fiery counterpoint to the ruling, citing the district judges' rulings in a dissent joined by three of the other 9th Circuit judges.
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The Supreme Court ruling underlines the divisions around the Polish judiciary, with some judges questioning the legitimacy of judges appointed by a reformed body which critics say is politicized.
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A three-member panel of judges typically hears an appeal, but the court polled its 15 judges and agreed to hear the case en banc, streamlining the appeals process.
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It was not uncommon, in this and other small judicial districts, for judges to hear cases with lawyers who were familiar to or even close friends of the judges.
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"A majority now believes judges are using their political views to shape their rulings while over 28503 in 22019 want judges to put their political views aside," Penn said.
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Blue slips The district court judges under consideration this week likely won't draw the same partisan backlash that the 50 appeals court judges and two Supreme Court nominees have.
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"Judges are, rightly, very reluctant to overturn a jury's verdict," said CNN legal analyst Elie Honig, a former federal prosecutor, who added that judges consider jury decisions as "sacred."
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The organization has groomed prospective judges and nurtured theories like originalism, which supply a method of constitutional interpretation that has led conservative judges largely to positions they ideologically favor.
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DOJ in an August petition claimed that immigration judges are management employees who cannot join unions, and asked the FLRA to decertify the National Association of Immigration Judges (NAIJ).
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McGregor was announced the victor by majority decision (two judges for McGregor, one for a draw)—a fairly unusual outcome as judges hate scoring draws in mixed martial arts.
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He had angered some defense lawyers and military judges by pushing a plan to increase the pace of trials at the Guantanamo naval base by requiring judges to live there.
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Teams get six minutes to pitch and demo their product to the judges — experienced entrepreneurs, technologists and investors — and then spend another six minutes answering probing questions from said judges.
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They don't require judges to decide how many seats a party should hold, an inquiry that can make judges uncomfortable because they worry about deciding how power should be distributed.
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Next, the judges confer, thin the herd and allow only five teams to move on to the next round — a new panel of judges, another pitch and more Q&A.
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Ash, Chen, and Naidu studied the Manne Economics Institute for Federal Judges, a program offering economics instruction to federal judges so that they could incorporate economic reasoning into their papers.
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The judges will choose a total of five startups to move on to the final round, where the teams will pitch a second time to a fresh panel of judges.
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A sign of the escalation on this front: the median time for Reagan's district court judges and appeals court judges, from nomination to confirmation, was 37 days, according to Wheeler.
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And judges who can write powerfully worded decisions – as Kavanaugh has proven he can – are more likely to be cited in other judges' decisions, which grants them even wider influence.
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You can question the wisdom of his public attacks on federal judges for making their decisions based on politics, which of course is what liberal judges do all the time.
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This gives judges another option besides either setting a bail amount the defendant can't afford or releasing the defendant on their own recognizance, which many judges are reluctant to do.
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ALJ Melissa McIntosh, who is president of one of the unions representing Social Security judges, the Association of Administrative Law Judges, told me she welcomes the House and Senate bills.
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Egyptian judges issued a statement opposing Zend's removal over what the head of the Judges Club told Reuters was a slip of the tongue that could have happened to anyone.
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It carried out the operations on the judges' premises in the last few days, it said in a statement, without specifying the premises or how many judges had been targeted.
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The line judges and down judges, we're counting the offense, we signal to each other we've got 11 offensive players, and then we go into the false starts, encroachments, offsides.
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President Trump has already appointed a record-breaking number of federal judges, but his judicial legacy is even bigger than that: More than half of those judges replaced Democratic appointees.
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ALGIERS, March 11 (Reuters) - Algeria's Justice Minister said judges should remain neutral, after over 1,000 judges said they would not oversee an election in April if President Abdelaziz Bouteflika stood.
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We have been treated to the disingenuous tirade of Republicans railing against activist judges while all the time they were gestating an entire generation of business-oriented lawyers and judges.
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It refused to seat judges appointed by the previous party, installed its own judges and then refused to recognize the rulings of the court until its majority had been installed.
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Thus, just as judges tend to defer to the executive on matters of national security, those same judges are likely to defer to public health officials regarding a potential pandemic.
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"They have become the organization monopolizing the credentialing and vetting of judges," Hollis-Brusky said of the Federalist Society, which monitors judges and pressures them to uphold conservative legal interpretations.
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Mr. Sessions did not publicly say why he intervened in the case, which some immigration judges found troublesome, said Ashley Tabaddor, the president of the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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In 2009, Japan introduced a jury-like system where six lay judges are chosen from the electoral roll to serve alongside three professional judges in cases involving certain serious crimes.
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The court approved amendments that would strip lawmakers of the power to appoint judges, remove judges' immunity from prosecution, and impose more stringent criteria on who can become a judge.
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In the last two years, at least 20 judges have reported political harassment, while hundreds of judges and lawyers currently face threats of disciplinary proceedings widely regarded as politically motivated.
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But the purge has swept out some 4,000 judges and prosecutors, including many of the trainees and at least two judges from the Constitutional Court, the highest court in Turkey.
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Part of the problem is that there are only about 350 immigration judges nationwide, and the President has seemed resistant to hiring more judges, despite Sessions' urging to increase hiring.
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Because of the high number of vacancies and older judges, Trump may be able to appoint a greater share of federal judges than any first-term president in 40 years.
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The Department of Justice is deploying 50 judges to immigration detention facilities across the United States, according to two sources and a letter seen by Reuters and sent to judges.
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Judges Baxter and Horan are fine, consensus nominees, who enjoyed the Pennsylvania senators' strong support and deserve appointment, while the District requires all of its active judges to deliver justice.
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That's nearly double the number who departed their posts in fiscal years 2018 and 2017, when 24 and 21 judges left, respectively, according to data provided by the judges union.
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Warren said the Code of Conduct for United States Judges requires judges to recuse themselves if there is a conflict of interest — but that doesn't apply to Supreme Court justices.
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The change meant that judges were required to rule on at least seven hundred cases per year, which the National Association of Immigration Judges has said impinges on due process.
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But in the meantime, we need judges for the simplest thing, things that you should be able to do without a judge, but we have to have those judges quickly.
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But Bybee's dissent makes it clear that the more Trump rails against judges for ruling against him, the harder it might be for judges to give him what he wants.
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"We hope that the next attorney general will be more responsive to the issues and the challenges facing the immigration court, immigration judges, and the parties that come before the court," said Ashley Tabaddor, an immigration judge who heads the union, the National Association of Immigration Judges, which represents around 350 judges.
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As the president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, Judge Tabaddor, testified at the congressional hearing, there has been ''no quota ever, in any court; somehow implicit in [designating a quota] is that judges are not doing enough… [However, w]e should focus on [is] how we can support our judges.
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Sessions also touted recent efforts he's made to require judges to complete a certain number of cases per year, an effort that has been opposed by the immigration judges union who argue it trades due process rights for unreasonable expectations of completions that could encourage or force judges to issue more deportation orders.
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"This is the latest very serious attack on freedom of expression," said Joaquim Bosch, a spokesman for Judges for Democracy, an association of about 600 judges that focuses on human rights.
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Four of the judges who issued those six rulings were women: U.S. District Judges Ann Donnelly in New York, Allison Burroughs and Judith Dein in Boston, and Leonie Brinkema in Virginia.
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Misra came under a cloud in January when the four next highest-ranking judges in the Supreme Court criticized his distribution of cases to judges and raised concerns about judicial appointments.
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They also offered the appellate panel – Judges Eugene Davis, Jennifer Elrod and Stephen Higginson – different views about whether trial judges should decide at the class certification stage whether disclosures are corrective.
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Federal judges filed a lawsuit several years ago against the US government seeking pay raises, but that didn't involve judges accusing each other of violating the law, as Adams has done.
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Second, the administration could ask the Ninth Circuit for an en banc hearing whereby a majority of the 25 active judges votes to have the case re-heard before 11 judges.
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"If you look at the Supreme Court nominations, our judges right now are filling the federal courts, making good decisions based on the Constitution, not trying to be activist judges," Sen.
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The group comprised of appeals court judges who demanded that the chief justice resigned on grounds that he obstructed the judicial system, as well as more judges he appointed and promoted.
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Five startups will move on to the final round, where they will pitch again — this time to a fresh set of judges — and answer any questions the judges throw at them.
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"Nobody's going to get elected saying 'I'm going to solve the border crisis by hiring a lot of immigration judges,' but the simple reality is…hire more immigration judges" Sandweg said.
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While judges did not call fights based on a combatant's ability to continue, the judges used sticks to poke, prod, or beat fighters who stalled, committed fouls, or just seemed tired.
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Disciplinary actions extended to the judicial system on Saturday as an oversight body, the High Council of Judges and Prosecutors, announced that 2,745 judges had been dismissed, the Anadolu agency reported.
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It would require several times than many judges to bring the backlog under control, and the immigration court already is having difficulty finding qualified lawyers who want to be immigration judges.
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Undeterred, opposition lawmakers swore in the 13 new judges and 20 substitute judges in a public plaza to combat what they say is oil-rich Venezuela's slide into dictatorship under Maduro.
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At this point in Obama's first term, he had had only one new appellate judge confirmed; for President George W. Bush, four appellate judges, and President Bill Clinton, two appellate judges.
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Mr. Sessions has assigned 18 immigration judges to work at detention centers near the border, about a 50 percent increase in the ranks of judges handling immigration cases in those areas.
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When opponents of the law asked all judges of the circuit to hear an appeal, the request was denied, 9-6, with four judges appointed by Mr. Trump joining the majority.
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And he's had remarkable success — helping fill one and soon perhaps two Supreme Court slots, and getting confirmed two dozen appellate judges and a plethora of district judges to lifetime appointments.
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And if Budiansky can't quite explain why Holmes, whose scholarship showed that judges make law, got famous for arguing that judges shouldn't make constitutional law, that isn't entirely the author's fault.
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Today, a third of the more than 170 state judges in Connecticut are women, as are four of the 14 judges on the federal bench there, according to the courts' websites.
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"As long as court procedures allow politically motivated litigants to pick their judges, the judiciary risks enabling, rather than combating, the growing view that judges are mere political actors," he wrote.
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In addition, per NPR, Trump has appointed a quarter of federal appeals judges and 1 in 7 federal district court judges — all pushed through the Senate by McConnell without a filibuster.
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To be sure, there are clear limits on the group's influence and other judges may not like the whiff of judges -- no matter who appointed them -- stepping forward in any capacity.
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Judicial confirmations "191 Federal Judges (a record)..." -- January 26 tweet Facts First: Trump had not set a record for total judges appointed as of this point in a first presidential term.
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The idea was to give senators, who are presumed to be more familiar with the lawyers and judges in their own states, a meaningful say in the choosing of those judges.
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Given this standard, the appellate judges in the two New York cases concluded that the trial judges' explanations to jurors about what constituted "official acts" under the law were too broad.
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Federal district judges from jurisdictions inside New York, as well as judges from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals — which includes Connecticut, New York and Vermont — are also allowed to officiate.
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Of the male judges who have been judges on AGT, Piers Morgan was on the show from season 1 through season 6 and David Hasselhoff from season 1 through season 4.
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And, frankly, how do you consider that being a great president, when you hand to the opposition 212 slots of federal judges, including appellate court judges and one Supreme Court judge?
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GAO also found that judges with 7 years of experience were 28 percent less likely to grant asylum than less experienced judges, which could be a factor in explaining the disparities.
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An independent review of the judges' scorecards by five independent judges from the World Boxing Organization has confirmed the original decision: Mr. Horn is still the winner of the welterweight title.
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In addition to appointing two Supreme Court justices and dozens of district court judges, Obama appointments now make up 55 of the current 168 appeals court judges, according to the judiciary.
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I know one of the -- one of the judges.
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" The federal judges are just like, "I don't know.
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Here they come … the 2018 Miss America judges panel!
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The judges in the 9th Circuit case — Martin v.
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Only 3 judges entered the stage -- Heidi was missing.
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" He added, "Never leave it in the judges' hands.
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" On the virtue of patience: "Judges should be patient.
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While sitting Supreme Court justices, notably Chief Justice John Roberts, have pushed back on Trump's attacks at times, saying there are no Democratic judges or Republican judges, and some judges in federal courts have used harsh language to block some of his more controversial policies, no other federal judge has launched such a broad assault.
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Supreme Court Justice Neil GorsuchNeil GorsuchJustice Gorsuch is wrong — 'originalist' judges make stuff up too Supreme Court comes to Trump's aid on immigration Gorsuch: 'We're not nine robots, we're nine judges' MORE responded to critics who might think that it is the job of judges to fix politics in an interview with CNN released Tuesday.
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The judges on the Ninth Circuit Court -- which upheld the first TRO in February -- issued an opinion on the ruling and five Republican-appointed judges alluded to the idea of judicial overreach.
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Sereno angered Duterte after she disagreed with his efforts to take action against judges linked to illegal drugs in 2016, saying the Supreme Court should be the one to punish erring judges.
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Since Mr. Trump took office, the Senate has confirmed not only Justice Neil M. Gorsuch of the Supreme Court, but also a record 14 appeals court judges and 14 district court judges.
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Paige Is Too Spicy for Len VanZant wowed the judges with a sexy performance that earned raves from the judges, though Len Goodman admitted it might have been too sexy for him.
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President Salva Kiir, who in July sacked several striking judges, has told union representatives he would resolve their demands in the near future, Arop Malueth of the Judges and Justice Union said.
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Unlike with other competition shows such as Next Food Network Star where the judges get to enjoy some lighthearted banter with the contestants, the judges on this Bravo favorite keep to themselves.
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A spokeswoman for the National Association of Immigration Judges said she could not confirm or deny the report when reached by BuzzFeed, but warned of the existing strain immigration judges already face.
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The retired judges -- Frank Maas, James Francis and Theodore Katz -- all served as magistrate judges in the Southern District of New York, in the same courthouse where the case is being heard.
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Ministers defend the judges against accusations of biasJohnson's government will now appeal the Scottish appeal court's decision, which also contradicts a ruling made by English judges last week, at the Supreme Court.
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The shutdown has also interrupted efforts to hire more immigration judges and postponed the entry of a group of new judges who were scheduled to begin training on January 7, Reid said.
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The judge said Alabama's law was even worse than Florida's because it allowed judges to override a jury's life sentence in favor of death, noting that judges did that all too often.
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He also noted the difference in composition between the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, where judges are active duty, and the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, where judges are civilians.
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On Project Runway, what the audience sees is essentially the same as what judges Michael Kors and Nina Garcia see (although the judges get a closer look at the textures and craftsmanship).
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The United States Sentencing Commission has said that such considerations are better left to judges — but judges can rule on compassionate release requests only if the Bureau of Prisons approves them first.
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Tanis had yelled, cursed, spat at judges and taunted victims' family members during his trial, but did not address questions put to him by judges or victims' families in an intelligible way.
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The designated 45 judges, including 12 in New York City, make up just a fraction of the state's 1,350 paid judges, but they are preparing for an "influx" of lawsuits, Chalfen said.
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The first was an unprecedented condemnation of his judicial chief, Tunde Hando, whom a panel of senior judges accused on Wednesday of "groundless" interference in the way judges are hired and promoted.
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On Wednesday and Thursday, teams have six minutes to pitch in front of a panel of esteemed judges and a live audience, followed by an intensive Q&A session from expert judges.
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"Most judges that we're familiar with, and I don't think that immigration judges are any exception, when they're on the bench, they know what their role is as a judge," he said.
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The judges then select the top few companies to compete in a final round where companies will pitch to a new set of judges, followed by an even more intense Q&A.
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Three federal judges on Monday ordered North Carolina's state legislature to draw new legislative district boundaries within a month, the latest ruling against boundaries drawn by Republicans that judges have found improper.
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Sessions also will hire more judges, but the problems the immigration court is having with the current judges should be addressed first to determine whether the selection process needs to be changed.
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Under former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Justice Department also implemented an annual quota that judges were required to meet -- a move that received criticism from the National Association of Immigration Judges.
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According to the Congressional Research Service, of the 15 federal judges, one senator and one cabinet member whom the House has voted to impeach since 1797, the Senate convicted eight federal judges.
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Videoconferencing "does not always paint a complete picture" of a detained immigrant, said Judge Amiena Khan, speaking as the executive vice president of the National Association of Immigration Judges, the judges' union.
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It's a slow, fascinating look at how the judges' preconceptions and prejudices direct their decisions — especially since the film invites the audience to think about what they'd do in the judges' seats.
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After seven years in office (and the Democrats' abolition of the filibuster on judges in 2013), Obama has appointed enough District Appeals Court judges that Democrats hold a majority in most districts.
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The presence of senior judges can alter the balance of Republican and Democratic appointees in rotation to hear cases at any given time, but for the most part only active judges handle full caseloads and hear cases when an appeals court sits en banc — with a full complement of judges instead of the usual three-judge panel.
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Even though America's oldest elected president has successfully filled a staggering number of vacancies with young judges in the last year, time remains linear and the judiciary is still superannuated: according to the Federal Judicial Center, about one in six federal judges is 28503 or older, and more than three dozen judges are 22019 or older.
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Her dismissal is sending a chilling message to other supreme court judges and members of the judiciary, Diego García-Sayán, special U.N rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers, said on Friday.
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Fox News has learned that Trump has completed the interview process after speaking with six judges: Appeals court judges Brett Kavanaugh, Raymond Kethledge, Amy Coney Barrett, Amul Thapar, Joan Larsen and Thomas Hardiman.
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Over the last season and a half, Canadian judges have tended to up-score the Canadian skaters and down-score the French, while the French judges have tended to do the exact opposite.
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Judges would continue to be reviewed by judicial commissions, which review complaints about judges and determine whether to sanction them, and would still be subject to appellate review — and, in extreme cases, impeachment.
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" The Court of the Judiciary, a nine-member panel made up of Alabama judges, lawyers and appointed citizens, noted that his order would "put 68 probate judges in direct defiance of federal law.
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Although the constitution guaranteed judicial independence, the Supreme Court, through its Judicial Commission, has the power to remove at will any of the "provisional" judges -- more than half of the judges in Venezuela.
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The idea that fairness demands the appointment of judges who reject the administrative state that is so central to the lives of Americans completely misconstrues the role of judges in our legal system.
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Of course... Surging immigration judges is a key piece of just about every GOP proposal out there right now -- and the President has now on multiple occasions railed against hiring new immigration judges.
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To be sure, a few commentators have recently argued that the lifetime tenure that federal judges enjoy is designed to secure those judges only independence from politicians in the legislative and executive branches.
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The Code of Judicial Conduct — an ethical code that governs the conduct of most judges (although not the Justices of the Supreme Court) — restricts judges from taking a role in the election process.
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Upcoming changes to the rules around search and seizures will mean US magistrate judges—federal judges who review search warrants in criminal cases—could approve warrants for hacking outside of their own district.
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Because many of Mr. Trump's earliest appointments occurred in appellate courts dominated by judges named by Republicans, more than half of those cases did not involve panels with judges appointed by a Democrat.
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Most federal judges are bound by the Code of Conduct for Federal Judges -- which includes guidance on when a judge must recuse -- but Supreme Court justices are not required to follow these guidelines.
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Attracting the city's top legal minds to become judges has been hard because they can earn more in the private sector, while the process for appointing new judges is long and contentious. Mrs.
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All three of the judges who heard this case — Duncan, Smith, and dissenting Judge James Dennis — agree on one thing: Judges have discretion to decide how they want to refer to transgender litigants.
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The National Association of Immigration Judges, representing the 420 judges overseeing immigration cases in the United States, filed one of the complaints a month after the Justice Department moved to decertify the union.
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Trump judges have made the situation even worse, most recently in an 8th Circuit decision that partly struck down a state lobbyist registration and disclosure law, despite dissents by two conservative Bush judges.
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Today, with one in four federal appeals court judges and one in seven district court judges appointed by Trump, the federal court system is showing itself increasingly hostile to reproductive health and rights.
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Indeed, conservative law professor and former 10th Circuit judge Michael McConnell recently filed a petition in the Supreme Court arguing that the patronage cases do not apply to judges because judges are policymakers.
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We've nominated and confirmed 68 Federal Judges, 26 Court of Appeals Judges.... [23 EDT] - ....The thing that's lacking is we can't properly secure the Border because of the Democrats historic level of Obstruction.
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Now, the number of judges is to be winnowed down.
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Within six months, the judges will hand down a decision.
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Some critics of poetry are judges, separating good from bad.
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Judges comments: Smarter kitchens of the future, but today 16.
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Judges comments: Bringing connectivity to the next 3 billion 19.
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And I mean all federal judges, including Supreme Court justices.
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" He said "the (federal) judges are doing their job here.
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What is up for debate is whether these judges are
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Probably would have won if it wasn't all male judges.
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WILLIAMS: You think the FBI lied to the FISA judges?
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They repeatedly lied to FISA court judges four separate times.
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JUDGES WIELD more power than almost anyone else in Guatemala.
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Confirmed more circuit court judges than any other new administration.
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All were appeals court judges with Republican administration bona fides.
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The number of ousted judges and prosecutors has reached 4,238.
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It was, surprisingly, a real hit with our youngest judges.
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Gore and you'll understand why judges are reluctant to intervene.
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