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...is God was with him, and magnified him exceedingly -- 2. Then Solomon spake unto all Israel, to the captains of thousands and of hundreds, and to the judges, and to every governor in all Israel, the chief of the fathers -- 3. So Solomon, and all the congregation with him, went to the high place that was at Gibeon; for there was the tabernacle of the congregation of God, wh...

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... unto all Israel, to the captains of thousands and of hundreds, and to the judges, and to every governor in all Israel, the chief of the fathers. 3 S... ...im, and brought them back unto the LORD God of their fathers. 5 And he set judges in the land throughout all the fenced cities of Judah, city by city,... ...oughout all the fenced cities of Judah, city by city, 19:6 And said to the judges, Take heed what ye do: for ye judge not for man, but for the LORD, w...

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...e public,? which guilty public, it appeared, had been until lately bent in the most determined manner on by no means enlarging the number of Chancery judges appointed--I believe by Richard the Second, but any other king will do as well....

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...the most determined manner on by no means enlarging the number of Chancery judges appointed—I be lieve by Richard the Second, but any other king will... ...he sticks up down at the Rule Office, and the King’s Bench Office, and the Judges’ Chambers, and so forth. You know the kind of document, sir—wanting ...

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...nally (for he was the least pretentious of men) anticipated the verdict which posterity almost at once, and with ever-increasing suffrage of the best judges as time went on, was about to pass not merely upon this particular book, but upon his whole genius and his whole production as a novelist. His work in other kinds is of a very different order of excellence. It is suffi...

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... posterity almost at once, and with ever-increas- ing suffrage of the best judges as time went on, was about to pass not merely upon this particular b... ...or anything like it; and so forth. At the same time, the best and soberest judges agree that there is an intrinsic prob- ability, a consensus (if a va... ...d evidence hardly less certain of probability. Although I believe the best judges are now of opinion that his impecuniosity has been overcharged, he c... ...d on the Bath Road. But this apparent parochialism has never deceived good judges. It did not deceive Lady Mary, who had seen the men and manners of v... ...l may carry any one before him for me; I would rather be tried before some judges, than be a prosecu- tor before him: if I had an estate in the neighb... ... your parts. Nay, it is solemn truth, and I have heard many, and all great judges, express as much; and, you will pardon me if I tell you, I think eve... ... am not fond of my own performance; but if I should tell you what the best judges said of it—Nor was it entirely owing to my enemies neither that it d... ...glasses; and Lady Booby re- plied, that men were, in the general, very ill judges of beauty; and then, whilst both contemplated only their own faces, ...

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... vary with the country. For example in Algeria the majority of lawyers and judges are women, yet in your US, college educated women average only 70 t... ...or the protection of the rights and freedoms of others.‟ Of course 46 judges can overlook one part of the Declaration when it interferes with all... ...0 as will Mrs. Dickson if the insemination is successful.” 47 —“Judges are not medical experts, so they wouldn‟t consider such things. They... ...nterests of the child‟ were considered irrelevant. It is obvious that the judges are not updated on the factors that influence child raising. Child ... ...ble, not by what expensive lawyers are able to talk politically appointed judges into doing in the name of freedom of speech for media moguls whose ... ... “Then there‟s nothing that looks more ridiculous than the cross dressing judges and lawyers in British courts. Are the white wigs supposed to make ... ...uch money your court systems would save if you didn‟t have people going to judges for every issue? “I don‟t know where these would fit into y... ... was. Now the best interests of the child are supposed to be primary. Male judges tend to be pro- mother, but female judges are often pro-father. They... ...s to the society. Top pay goes to the president, then the legislators and judges. Successful business executives also can earn a great deal. These a...

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... but with how terrible an exaggeration ! I saw the lips of the black robed judges. They appeared to me white — whiter than the sheet upon which I trac... ...pirit came at length properly to feel and entertain it, the figures of the judges vanished, as if 3 magically, from before me; the tall candles sank ... ...nd a successful effort to move. And now a full memory of the trial, of the judges, of the sable draperies, of the sentence, of the sickness, of the sw... ...ath of more than customary bitterness, I knew too well the character of my judges to doubt. The mode and the hour were all that occupied or distracted...

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...ide foremost, and all mankind who enter it, Senators, Representatives, and judges included, go in at the back door. Of course it is generally known th... ...niversal suffrage in all things—in voting for the President, in voting for judges, in voting for the Representatives, in dictating to Sena- tors—has c... ...ade in pursuance of it, are to be held as the supreme law of the land. The judges of every State are to be bound thereby, let the laws or separate con... ...lly sover- eign, and govern themselves as to all internal matters. All the judges in England are appointed by the Crown; but in the United States only... ...nted by the Crown; but in the United States only a small proportion of the judges are nominated by the President. The greater number are servants of t... ...As this must depend more or less upon the power vested in the hands of the judges, and upon the tenure by which those judges hold their of- fices, I s... ...deavor to describe the circumstances of the position in which the American judges are placed; the mode in which they are appointed; the difference whi... ...which they are appointed; the difference which exists between the National judges and the State judges, and the extent to which they are or are not he... ... us in a political as well as social view of the dignity and purity of our judges, because we take from them all that dignity and purity can give as a...

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...ayor, the judge of the district court, the public prosecutor, and even the judges of the revolutionary tribunal. The first four of these personages, b... ...l, and her composure imperturbable. The public pros- ecutor and one of the judges of the revolutionary tribunal was taciturn, observing attentively ev...

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...hority of the United States, shall be the supreme law of the land; and the judges in every State shall be bound thereby, anything in the Constitution ... ...—affirming that that instru- ment is the supreme law of the land; that the judges of every 38 The Writings of Abraham Lincoln: V ol Four State shall ... ...the political obligation of a Supreme Court decision. Jefferson said that “Judges are as honest as other men, and not more so.” And he said, substanti... ...ing in the remark- able circumstance of his sitting down as one of the new Judges who were to overslaugh that decision; getting his title of Judge in ... ...intaining the superiority of the white race over the negro.” Those are the Judges comments. Now, I wish to show you that a month, or only lacking thre... ...antially that, I also say, so far as I can find, not one of the concurring judges has said that the States can exclude slavery, nor said anything that... ...he United States. I asked the ques- tion, therefore, if the non-concurring judges, McLean or Curtis, had asked to get an express declaration that the ... ...e to believe that it would not have been voted down by the majority of the judges, just as Chase’s amendment was voted down by Judge Douglas and his c... ...it or not. He obstinately refuses to say what he will do in that case. The judges of the Supreme Court as obstinately refused to say what they would d...

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...Arthur assigned King Carados and the King of Scots to be there that day as judges. So when the kings were at Camelot King Anguish of Ireland was come ... ... Then the King of Ireland was simply purveyed of his answer; therefore the judges gave him respite by the third day to give his answer. So the king de... ...ng Anguish departed unto King Carados and the kings that were that time as judges, and told them that he had found his champion ready. Then by the com... ...e Morte Darthur – Book VIII the charge. And when they were come before the judges there were many kings and knights beheld Sir Tristram, and much spee... ...o slay him. Then Sir Tristram stert aback, and went to the kings that were judges, and there he kneeled down to-fore them, and besought them for their... ... true knight; and therefore I will heartily pray the kings that be here as judges to take it in their hands. And the kings that were judges called Sir...

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...ttor- ney in any case should have carried, not only to juries, but even to judges, almost a presumption of right on his side, and that the people bega... ...It is in these words: “I have now shown, in the opin- ion of two competent judges, that the handwriting of the forged assignment differed from mine, a... ... interests of the State. The Supreme Court of the State was organized, and judges appointed, according to the provisions of the Constitution, in 1824.... ...m attacks upon the indepen- dence and integrity of the judiciary. The same judges have continued in office since 1824; their decisions have not been t... ...s to oper- ate upon their decisions. The court was made to consist of four judges, and by the Constitution two form a quorum for the transaction of bu... ...ed circuit courts to be held in each county in the State, and five circuit judges were appointed to hold those courts. In 1826 the Legisla- ture aboli... ...ts. In 1826 the Legisla- ture abolished these circuit courts, repealed the judges out of office, and required the judges of the Supreme Court to hold ... ..., that the business of the country could be better attended to by the four judges of the Supreme Court than by the two sets of judges; and, second, th... ...e circuit-court system was again established throughout the State, circuit judges appointed to hold the courts, and the judges of the Supreme Court we...

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...cessively controlled the Court of the Seine under the category of possible judges, the stuff of which judges are made. Thus classified, he did not ach... ...nacy measuring them by a fixed standard. France employs about six thousand judges; no generation has six thousand great men at her command, much less ... ...te this portrait, it will be enough to add that Popinot was one of the few judges of the Court of the Seine on whom the ribbon of the Legion of Honor ... ... the Court—to which Popinot had belonged since his reinstatement among the judges in civil law—to examine the Marquis d’Espard at the request 18 The ... ...d before the King’s public prosecutor; and that you will charge one of the judges of this Court to make his report to you on any day you may be please... ...in Court is most fatiguing, it would seem. Why have they not twice as many judges?” “Ah, madame, that would not be difficult; we should be none the wo... ...ed Madame d’Espard, who could not help smiling at the lawyer’s vulgarity. “Judges, madame, are apt to be incredulous; it is what they are paid for, an...

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...a, after the wisdom of thy God, that is in thine hand, set magistrates and judges, which may judge all the people that are beyond the river, all such ... ...s come at appointed times, and with them the elders of every city, and the judges thereof, until the fierce wrath of our God for this matter be turned...

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...t. I shouldn’t be a distinguished merchant, compet- ing in the election of judges for the department of commerce; I should be neither a judge nor a de... ...could only have come to a common man or a man of genius. The public always judges by results. Birotteau passed for a superior man, com- mercially spea... ... for consular 33 Balzac decision,—soon made him highly esteemed among the judges. His defects contributed not a little to his reputation. Conscious o... ... the royal cause. Monsieur Birotteau, wounded in the affair of Saint-Roch, judges in the department of commerce, and therefore has doubly merited this... ...sar’s opinions. “I would have,” said the perfumer, “a court of irremovable judges, with a magistracy to attend to the application and execution of the... ...ing the room, “we have known each other too long,—for we were both elected judges at the same time,—not to tell you that a man named Bidault, called G... ...mmercial courts—” began Birotteau. 165 Balzac “Oh!” said the lawyer, “the judges of the commercial courts and the judges of the civil courts are diff... ...ommercial courts and the judges of the civil courts are different sorts of judges. You dash through things. At the Palais de Justice we have stricter ... ...s happens at the Cour Royale that in matters even more plain than this the judges stand six against six.” “Mademoiselle, what are they saying? Has Mon...

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...louder song or hail than the rest, occasionally pierced. Soon afterwards the Judges, two in number, entered, and took their seats. The buzz in the Cou... ...to Court with the rest of the Jury some little time before the return of the Judges. Standing up in the box and looking about me, I thought the figure... ...rd, and leaning over a very decent woman, as if to assure itself whether the Judges had resumed their seats or not. Immediately afterwards that woman ... ... settled himself and his papers to sum up, the murdered man, entering by the Judges’ door, advanced to his Lordship’s desk, and looked eagerly over hi... ...52 Through all the monotony of six of those interminable ten days,—the same Judges and others on the bench, the same Murderer in the dock, the same l...

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...n you as a sub verter of the laws, and you will confirm in the minds of the judges the justice of their own condemnation of you. For he who is a cor...

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... the noon of day, The sun obliquely shoots his burning ray; 24 The hungry judges soon the sentence sign, And wretches hang that jurymen may dine; The...

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... 6 Wheresoever I have walked with all Israel, spake I a word to any of the judges of Israel, whom I commanded to feed my people, saying, Why have ye n... ...them any more, as at the beginning, 10 And since the time that I commanded judges to be over my people Israel. Moreover I will subdue all thine enemie... ...rd the work of the house of the LORD; and six thou sand were officers and judges: 5 Moreover four thousand were porters; and four thou sand praised ... ...h and his sons were for the outward business over Israel, for officers and judges. 30 And of the Hebronites, Hashabiah and his brethren, men of valour...

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...f me, using the stone itself to gain a purchase. I was to appear before my judges in two days’ time, I made a final effort, and that night I bored thr...

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...shment. *Code of 1650, p. 48. It seems sometimes to have happened that the judges superadded these punishments to each other, as is seen in a sentence... ...s as one concession, and the subjection of the elected magis- trate to the judges of the land as another. They are equally averse to both these innova... ...ukewarmness; and the Court of Sessions sits but twice a year and then only judges such offences as are brought be- fore its notice. The only security ... ...the executive in urgent cases, has not, however, been bestowed on the same judges in all the States. The Anglo-Americans derived the institution of ju... ... of the townships and the coun- ties,* either as public officers or as the judges of public mis- demeanors, but in most of the States the more importa... ... Anglo-Americans differs from that of all other nations – Why the American judges have the right of declaring the laws to be unconstitutional – How th... ...ces of every day, and he naturally concludes that in the United States the judges are important political functionaries; nev- ertheless, when he exami... ...re of his authority and his means of action are the same as those of other judges, it may be asked whence he derives a power which they do not possess... ...s in the simple fact that the Americans have acknowledged the right of the judges to found their decisions on the constitution rather than on the laws...

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... of criminal court, was com- posed of one President or chief justice, four judges, the pub- lic prosecutor, and a government commissioner. Nevertheles... ...ries certain misdemean- ors in certain departments; these were composed of judges taken from the civil courts and formed into a special court. This co... ...e of the duties they like—scien- tific men into science, artists into art, judges into the render- ing of justice. Perhaps for this reason judges are ... ...desk with a green baize covering raised on a platform; be- hind it sit the judges on the commonest of arm-chairs. To the left, is the seat of the publ... ...e space left in front of the desk for the station of witnesses. Facing the judges and against the wall above the entrance, there is always a shabby ga... ...as that of the Criminal court of T royes. In April, 1806, neither the four judges nor the president (or chief-justice) who made up the court, nor the ... ...uction of the senator. The remarkable ability of the defence was now felt. Judges, 155 Balzac jurors, and audience became aware that victory would be... ...first day’ s session ended with this bold declaration, which surprised the judges and gave an advantage to the defence. The lawyers of the town and Bo... ...e reached with this argument were those of the public pros- ecutor and the judges. The jury listened perfunctorily; the audience, usually so favorable...