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Meanings of judicial oath in English
Oath of allegiance made to the monarch of the United Kingdom, also refers to the oaths of the predecessors of the modern United Kingdom state.
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Examples for "official oath"
Examples for "official oath"
1
Mr Obama took his official oath in the White House's Blue Room.
2
Qualifying.-Eachofficer before assuming the duties of his office takes the official oath.
3
From this moment I am to be untrammelled except by my official oath.
4
Were they submitted to the people by each member of Congress acting under his official oath?
5
Under our frame of government and my official oath, I could not depart from this purpose if I would.
Usage of judicial oath in English
1
Gorsuch's judicial oath was administered by Justice Anthony Kennedy, for whom Gorsuch worked as a clerk as a young lawyer.
2
The president sat quietly as Roberts administered the judicial oath to Gorsuch and joined the crowd in applauding Gorsuch, smiling broadly.
3
Chief Justice John Roberts will administer the judicial oath on Tuesday at the Supreme Court, formally inaugurating her term on the bench.
4
He administered the constitutional and then the judicial oath in a ceremony attended by a small gathering of Kagan's family and friends.
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That commandment forbids, not chiefly profanity, but perjury; by implication it permits judicial oaths.
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And Jesus expressly forbids judicial oaths.