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1) арбітр; експерт; суддя; третейський суддя; член суду2) судити, засуджувати, виносити вирок ( у суді); розглядати справу ( у суді); вважати; робити висновок, вирішувати, виносити рішення; бути арбітром•- judge advocatejudge who issued an enlightened ruling — суддя, який виніс обґрунтоване рішення
- judge-advocate
- Judge Advocate General
- Judge-Advocate General
- judge assessor
- judge delegate
- judge in court
- judge in lunacy
- judge insane
- judge-made
- judge-made law
- judge of assizes
- judge of bankruptcy court
- judge of fact
- judge of inferior court
- judge of law
- judge of probate
- judge of probate court
- Judge of the Arches
- judge of the Supreme Court
- judge of the United States
- judge on the merits of a case
- Judge Ordinary
- judge rapporteur
- judge sentencing
- judge sitting in court
- judge's certificate
- judge's charge
- judge's comment
- judge's decision
- judge's direction on the law
- judge's direction to the jury
- judge's order
- judge's ruling
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