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Examples for "judge"
Examples for "judge"
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A state trial judge and a state appeals court rejected T-Mobile's position.
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Well, now, Watson, let us judge the situation by this new information.
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Last year, a federal judge said Microsoft must turn over the information.
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The judge hearing the case can protect consumers' wallets by saying so.
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Dunn also asked the judge to order new training and accountability measures.
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Thus why would this young lady come forward in hope of justice?
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Never being brought to justice means they continue to abuse vulnerable employees.
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His long relationship with the legal justice system started one year later.
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He went on: Of course it's not as good as open justice.
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I do specialized work within the criminal justice system-for the state police.
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As a jurist, she has particular expertise in environmental and constitutional law.
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You should realize, however, that Magistrate Woodward is indeed a liberal jurist.
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Zasius the jurist was repelled by the haste and rashness of Luther.
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Tonight she has Dutch humanist and jurist Hugo Grotius on her mind.
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The former was known as a learned jurist and a tactful man.
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Tomorrow you are to deliver the guilty ones to the praetorian prefect.
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By the grace of the emperor he had been made a praetorian.
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The praetorian guard regarded Marcia as the source of its illegal privileges.
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But the praetorian guard, faithful to me, was unable to make headway.
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The senate will vote, as you say, at the praetorian guard's dictation.
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To the latter's brother Herod he gave pretorial dignities and some authority.
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Sunnyside police have confirmed that a suspect has been placed under arrest for the attempted murder of a Pretorial homeless man.
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While passing the pretorian camp, they heard thundering shouts in honor of Galba.
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Meanwhile came a detachment of Numidian horse, who belonged to the pretorian guard.
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This was a powerful recommendation with the people, the pretorian cohorts, and the legions.
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Soon after, he was informed, that Otho was in possession of the pretorian camp.
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He granted the insignia of the consular dignity to ten persons of pretorian rank.
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Tigellinus was pretorian prefect, and his words had the direct meaning of a threat.
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The danger was most threatening, especially because Sejanus was the commander of the pretorian guard.
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And again appeared a pretorian cohort of gigantic Sicambrians, blue-eyed, bearded, blond and red haired.
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The people of Petronius, left in Rome, were imprisoned; his house was surrounded by pretorian guards.
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And to think that it depended on me alone to be pretorian prefect at this moment.
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Gifted with an uncommon memory, Petronius knew not only the officers, but nearly all the pretorian soldiers.
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Suppose I were to go to the pretorian camp, or the guards of the city, for instance?
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Having promised Burrhus, the pretorian prefect, a remedy for a swelling in his throat, he sent him poison.
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He put to death one of the pretorian guards, for having stolen a peacock out of his orchard.
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The pretorian guards, in so far as they were not composed of foreigners, were made up of volunteers.]
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Both armies insisted upon high demands, particularly that their pay should be made equal to that of the pretorian guards.