superior court

She knew, too, because her father had been a superior court justice.

He served as special judge of the superior court at various times.

After all, this isn't a case in a superior court before a jury.

That year, he was also a candidate to be a superior court judge.

None of the other superior court judges had to deal with this.

The case was later dismissed by a superior court judge in September.

The case will go to superior court next, for either a trial or a plea.

As a result, a separate superior court in the territory was no longer necessary.

In 1824 he was appointed reporter of the superior court.

In 1766 he was elected a justice of Connecticut's superior court.

This moment in legal history marked Canada's first superior court open for business.

As the only black female superior court judge, she really didn't go unnoticed.

He then was a law clerk to a superior court judge in Philadelphia.

Whitman was appointed judge of the superior court in 1818.

Here the answer is just about any error the superior courts wish.

Criminal, civil and domestic cases are heard in the two superior courts.

The justice of the peace did, however, have to justify any decision to commit a case to a superior court.

Moreover, he had been looking for affirmation from a superior court.

Coffin was elected judge of the superior court in 1845 and served seven years.

His public life came to an end in 2009 when he became the first Australian former superior court judge to be imprisoned.

Why the hell wasn't I a superior court judge or a concert pianist?

Alex had been a superior court judge now for thirty-four days.

Some of their parents are police officers, some work here at the superior court.

As with all superior courts across the country, the court is said to have inherent jurisdiction.

Their convictions were upheld by a superior court in October 2006.