His last residence had been in Corpus Christi during this judicial tenure.

The case has ended up defining his judicial tenure.

During his judicial tenure, Kan has made outstanding contributions to the Supreme Court and legal profession.

The latter position served him well in his judicial tenure, as the rapidly expanding borders of the United States brought accompanying changes in its corporate and commercial laws.

Anyone reading just Article III of the Constitution ought to be struck at the absence of the words "life tenure" in the description of judicial tenure.

At the time of his death, Humphries had been retired from the bench eight years longer than the twenty-one years of his judicial tenure.

Melancon has presided over a number of cases in his judicial tenure of fifteen years.

Ford tried to dissuade her, telling Abraham that she would be losing her judicial tenure and would be taking a reduction in pay.

His judicial tenure spanned 1958 to 1975, when he retired.

He returned to private practice in Alexandria after his judicial tenure and specializes in arbitration, mediation, and appellate review.