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1 judge of assizes
Юридический термин: выездной судья Высокого суда правосудия, судья суда ассизов -
2 judge of assizes
выездной судья Высокого суда правосудия, судья суда ассизов -
3 judge
судья | судить, рассматривать делоjudge in chambers — "судья в камере" ( о действиях судьи вне судебного заседания);
judge in court — судья в судебном заседании;
judge in lunacy — судья по делам душевнобольных;
- judge of competent jurisdictionjudge ordinary — англ. истор. судья суда по делам о разводах и семейным делам;
- judge of fact
- judge of law
- judge of probate
- judge of the United States
- acting judge
- administrative law judge
- appellate judge
- associated judge
- bankruptcy judge
- chief judge
- chief judge of common pleas
- circuit judge
- city judge
- civil judge
- commercial judge
- corruptible judge
- criminal judge
- deputy judge
- dissenting judge
- district judge
- election judge
- ennobled judge
- examining judge
- federal judge
- first judge of common pleas
- individual judge
- investigating judge
- itinerant judge
- lay judge
- municipal judge
- New Procedure judge
- ordinary judge
- police judge
- president judge
- probate judge
- puisne judge
- regular judge
- respondent judge
- senior judge
- sentencing judge
- single judge
- sitting judge
- sole judge
- trial judge
- vacation judge
- visiting judge
- presiding judge
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1. n суд; трибуналtribunal of commerce — коммерческий суд; суд по торговым делам
2. n место судьи3. n ист. комиссия по освобождению от призыва в армиюСинонимический ряд:forum of justice (noun) assizes; bar; bench; council; court; forum; forum of justice; judge; judiciary; lawcourt; magistrate
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(the) Bloody Assizes — the Bloody Assizes [the Bloody Assizes] a series of ↑assizes (= courts of law) in the west of England in 1685 at which Judge Jeffreys condemned 300 people to death, and 1 000 to be sent as slaves to America, for supporting the Duke of Monmouth… … Useful english dictionary
Bloody Assizes — a series of assizes (= courts of law) in the west of England in 1685 at which Judge Jeffreys condemned 300 people to death, and 1 000 to be sent as slaves to America, for supporting the Duke of Monmouth against King James II. * * * ▪ English… … Universalium
Edward Herbert (judge) — Sir Edward Herbert (c. 1648 – 1698), titular Earl of Portland, was an English judge, serving as Chief Justice of the King’s Bench in the reign of James II. Early life and careerHerbert, the younger son of Sir Edward Herbert, Lord Keeper to… … Wikipedia
