Significados de chief justices en inglés

Two of our great chief justices, Marshall and Parsons.

Two chief justices have been dismissed since 2013.

Cases shall be tried by the King's Council, which included the Chancellor, Treasurer, and chief justices.

He wrote a book published in 2011 about the five chief justices he knew during his career.

The chief justices are also discussing judicial independence and the organisation and working environment of the supreme courts.

All who were or had been chief justices, or heads of any of the superior courts of law or equity.

Recent events with the chief justices notwithstanding, most judges in Pakistan have been vacillating, cowardly, negligent, prejudiced, and above all corrupt.

Mr Marape also wants to find a mechanism to recognise prime ministers, governors general and chief justices when their terms are over.

Korah now had garments of purple made for the two hundred fifty men that followed him, all of whom were chief justices.

The Lord Chancellor, chief justices, and chief baron, are constituted visitors of this corporation, whose privileges are established by several Acts of Parliament.

The chief justices group is led by Solomon Islands chief justice Albert Palmer, who said the initiative is valuable as it addresses common challenges.

The poll, suggested by Basic Law Committee member Albert Chan Hung-yee, would be led by former chief justices or judges with local universities involved.

The Nauru Government is delighted with its plans for a Court of Appeal but one of the island's former chief justices has some reservations.

The chief justices from Vanuatu, Solomon Islands and Kiribati have been appointed to the new court, along with a senior judge from Papua New Guinea.

Lord Mayors, Lord Chief justices, and magnates of many kinds were his hosts.

The Chief Justices of all of these courts were paid partly from fees paid to the court.