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| am Cranch (1769-1855), Judge of U.S. Court of | Appeals in the District of Columbia 1801 1806. |
| d an associate judge of the Maryland Court of | Appeals in 1924, and promoted to chief judge that sam |
| tigator until his appointment to the Court of | Appeals in 1993. |
| the circuit court in 1850 and of the Court of | Appeals in 1852, He died in Richmond, Virginia and wa |
| ark White appointed him to the Sixth Court of | Appeals in Texarkana, on August 13, 1985. |
| s ex officio a judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1861 and 1869. |
| . Easley then reappointed her to the Court of | Appeals in January 2007 to fill the seat vacated by t |
| nor Rick Perry appealed to the Fifth Court of | Appeals in Dallas, Texas, hoping to get the decision |
| ght to habeas corpus; and they have initiated | appeals in the DC Federal Courts of appeal. |
| trict Court in 2005, but lost in the Court of | Appeals in 2006. |
| of M'Cready v. Hunt came before the Court of | Appeals in 1834, and the Court reversed the lower cou |
| He was acquitted on | appeals in 1990, but a retrial started in 1993. |
| ustice of the Allied High Commission Court of | Appeals in Nuremberg, Germany. |
| until he was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals in 1901. |
| d ex officio a judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1850 and 1858. |
| He became a judge in the Colorado Court of | Appeals in 1983. |
| lone Democrat on Alabama's Court of Criminal | Appeals, in the general election by three percentage |
| r is running for another term on the Court of | Appeals in 2010. |
| n Seneca; he was clerk of the Kansas Court of | Appeals in Topeka and practiced law there from 1897 t |
| He was appointed to the Maryland Court of | Appeals in 1944. |
| was elected to the Virginia Supreme Court of | Appeals in 1895 and served as a judge until his term |
| d ex officio a judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1853 and 1861. |
| urt system as a judge on the Court of Special | Appeals in 1977. |
| r was reversed by the Eighth Circuit Court of | Appeals in an in-depth 26 page decision by a group of |
| rejected by the District of Columbia Court of | Appeals in a suit that has served as case law for oth |
| He was Chief Judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1862. |
| ected judge of the Oklahoma Court of Criminal | Appeals in November 1926. |
| JUDGE HUBBS QUITS COURT OF | APPEALS in NYT on December 1, 1939 (subscription requ |
| Robert C. Hunter, a colleague on the court of | appeals, in the statewide judicial elections to win t |
| ng election as Clerk of the Kentucky Court of | Appeals in 1963 on the Democratic ticket headed by Ed |
| He was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals in 1882 and served on the court through 1894, |
| Counties, Virginia as well as in the court of | appeals in Wytheville, Virginia. |
| t court, Rowland and Workman won two separate | appeals, in 1856 and 1862, and it appeared that the g |
| e became the Chief Adjudicator of Immigration | Appeals in 1994, and then President of the Immigratio |
| s ex officio a judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1865. |
| Congress partly responded to these | appeals in 1867 with an appropriation of $10,000 to b |
| is simultaneously both the smallest Court of | Appeals in terms of jurisdictional geographic size (o |
| e was heard before the Fifth Circuit Court of | Appeals in New Orleans. |
| ion he was elevated to the Tennessee Court of | Appeals in 1974. |
| he tribunal's Annual Report, it determined 67 | appeals in 2004 and had 26 outstanding. |
| Alonzo Clark on the Eleventh Circuit Court of | Appeals in Atlanta, Georgia from 1987 to 1988, and fo |
| e prior to his election to the state Court of | Appeals in 2002. |
| He rose to the Court of | Appeals in 1985, where he served from 1985 to 1988 an |
| by designation of the Ninth Circuit Court of | Appeals, in 1999 Judge Illston wrote the panel decisi |
| d ex officio a judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1865. |
| state and was elected a judge of the Court of | Appeals in 1822. |
| d won election to the North Carolina Court of | Appeals in 2002. |
| an appeal to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of | Appeals in San Francisco. |
| turned, as Louisiana's Third Circuit Court of | Appeals in Lake Charles ruled that he shouldn't have |
| It is also solely responsible for handling | appeals in workers' compensation cases. |
| He was appointed to the Utah Court of | Appeals in 1991 and to the Utah Supreme Court in 1994 |
| d ex officio a judge of the New York Court of | Appeals in 1855. |
| He was appointed commissioner of | appeals in the supreme court of Indiana in 1881, whic |
| Later, he was appointed to the 12th Court of | Appeals in Tyler. |
| or many years and was elected to the Court of | Appeals in 1866 but died before taking his seat. |
| ck and Jenks: FOR CHIEF JUDGE OF THE COURT OF | APPEALS in NYT on October 14, 1916 |
| until he was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals in 1917. |
| DNA testing, conducted during federal | appeals in 2003, identified Benner as the source of s |
| r decades the senior judge on the US Court of | Appeals in the District of Columbia, and a close asso |
| The | appeals in the court were heard by the Lord Chancello |
| ted as a judge in the Nebraska State Court of | Appeals in 1992. |
| Planning | appeals in relation to minor developments would be he |
| would apply across the board to all sentence | appeals, including those that involved no legal error |
| He lodged countless | appeals, including one in which he alleged that a pho |
| - the prosecution in the majority of Court of | Appeals Instance and District Court |
| Blending New Right | Appeals into a Broad Populist Antiestablishment Strat |
| The Texas Supreme Court hears | appeals involving civil matters and does not hear any |
| of this approximately three minutes long song | appeals ironically directly to the former president o |
| The Alabama Court of Civil | Appeals is one of two appellate courts in the Alabama |
| Accordingly, the judgment of the Court of | Appeals is affirmed. |
| The Mississippi Court of | Appeals is the intermediate-level appellate court for |
| The Arkansas Court of | Appeals is the intermediate appellate court for the s |
| trade for drugs, the Judgment of the Court of | Appeals is reversed, and the case is remanded for fur |
| of property tax assessments, collections and | appeals is another major focus of the Civic Federatio |
| Gulating Court of | Appeals is one of six lower courts in Norway. |
| After a three-day stand-off, the Court of | Appeals issued a temporary restraining order. |
| 1910 and the following year the U.S. Court of | Appeals issued a Dissolution Decree to the American T |
| On March 20, 2008, the Court of | Appeals issued its opinion affirming Turner's convict |
| At the | appeals it was decided that Hass and Priebke had comm |
| After several | appeals, John Wallace was executed in the electric ch |
| l, he clerked for U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of | Appeals Judge Alfred Goodwin from 1979 to 1980. |
| and, the year before that, for U.S. Court of | Appeals Judge George E. MacKinnon. |
| Michael Keasler, Texas Court of Criminal | Appeals Judge |
| liam G. Batchelder is a former state Court of | Appeals judge and a state legislator, who has served |
| ge clerked for renowned feeder judge Court of | Appeals Judge J. Harvie Wilkinson III in 1997. |
| w school, he was a clerk for federal Court of | Appeals Judge J. Skelly Wright and for Supreme Court |
| ourne, U.S. Representative, U.S. District and | Appeals Judge |
| Michael Daly Hawkins, US Court of | Appeals judge |
| For the American | appeals judge born in 1946, see Ronald M. Gould |
| rray Gould (born 1946) is an American federal | appeals judge who has served on the Ninth Circuit Cou |
| overnor Tim Pawlenty named Minnesota Court of | Appeals Judge Christopher Dietzen to succeed Justice |
| nia 1891-1897 and then United States court of | appeals judge of the Ninth Judicial Circuit 1897-1922 |
| His wife Louann Igasaki is an Administrative | Appeals Judge with the Social Security Administration |
| s a law clerk for U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of | Appeals Judge Jerry Edwin Smith and then for U.S. Sup |
| m, was also a lawyer, and a New York Court of | Appeals judge and congressman. |
| Thelton Henderson and Ninth Circuit Court of | Appeals Judge Betty Fletcher. |
| er honorees of the Institute include Court of | Appeals judge and former Solicitor General Kenneth St |
| s a law clerk for U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of | Appeals Judge Robert Boochever and then went on to se |
| lexander, Judge Ronald E. Cox of the Court of | Appeals, Judge Marlin Appelwick of the Court of Appea |
| e Court Justice (and former Virginia Court of | Appeals judge) to advance to the federal appellate be |
| ctober 5, 2004) was a Texas Court of Criminal | Appeals Judge, who as a lawyer represented both athei |
| ve as a state Supreme Court justice, Court of | Appeals judge, and federal judge. |
| H. McWilliams, United States Circuit Court of | Appeals Judge. |
| This article is about the U.S. court of | appeals judge. |
| Court of | Appeals judges |
| NY Court of | Appeals judges |
| Court of | Appeals judges at New York Court History |
| Appeals judges Ronald Gilman, Gilbert Merritt, and Al | |
| Listing of Court of | Appeals judges, with portrait |
| One of the three | appeals judges, Poole, partially dissented from the m |
| The Court of | Appeals judgment was thereby reversed, thus restoring |
| e introduction of skeleton arguments in civil | appeals, judgments being "handed down" rather than re |
| which are now assigned to Justice of Court of | Appeals, just below Cabinet Hill along Leonard Wood R |
| Prior to his appointment to the Court of | Appeals, Justice Koontz served as a judge of the 23rd |
| In 1823, Mills and his fellow Court of | Appeals justices were ensnared in Kentucky's Old Cour |
| The Court of | Appeals later increased the sentence to six years and |
| motion for summary judgment, and the Court of | Appeals later "affirm[ed] the trial court's grant of |
| The Texas Court of Criminal | Appeals later reversed Teryl's conviction but upheld |
| Appeals launched within the UK can be for asylum case | |
| n Office and a member of the Board of Pension | Appeals, Law Clerk in the General Land Office, and, f |
| aker & McKenzie law firm; noted litigator and | appeals lawyer specializing in antitrust actions, mer |
| Kennedy took no action on the | appeals, letting his predecessor's death warrant stan |
| ce of the Texas state Fifth District Court of | Appeals located in Dallas. |
| rest of the nation and Johnston's class based | appeals made him a very popular figure for the downtr |
| Traditionally in commemoration of the | appeals made by the Kessim and consequent mass gather |
| of its linguistic and cultural diversity, and | appeals made by linguistic minorities for granting of |
| After the Court of | Appeals makes its ruling, aggrieved parties in certai |
| been a judge of the Maryland Court of Special | Appeals, Maryland's Intermediate Appellate Court. |
| now the Chief Judge of the Maryland Court of | Appeals, Maryland's highest court. |
| Appeals may also be made on procedural irregularities | |
| perior Court; small claims; small claims jury | appeals; mental health commitments; summary process ( |
| iate judge of the Tennessee Court of Criminal | Appeals, Middle Division from 1975 to 1990, becoming |
| Further, they said that the game | appeals more to younger kids than teens. |
| allows the publisher to identify content that | appeals most to their readers and larger audience. |
| Of all Rennie's works, that which | appeals most strongly to the imagination is perhaps t |
| After several years of | appeals, Mr. Bright was granted a new trial in 2001 o |
| s an Associate Judge of the New York Court of | Appeals, New York's highest court. |
| aw clerk to Shirley Hufstedler, U.S. Court of | Appeals, Ninth Circuit. |
| ting the confirmation of 9th Circuit Court of | Appeals nominee Goodwin Liu, earning him the enmity o |
| ently on appeal to the Ninth Circuit Court of | Appeals, Nos. |
| Eleventh Circuit Court of | Appeals Note: Calendar not yet available |
| Fourth Circuit Court of | Appeals Note: Currently only through Public Access to |
| Third Circuit Court of | Appeals Note: Currently only through Public Access to |
| On January 9, 1908, the District Court of | Appeals nullified his conviction. |
| The Michigan Court of | Appeals occupied two floors under a lease which ended |
| Tenth Court of | Appeals of Texas - Waco, covering Bosque, Brazos, Bur |
| ty's Tax Commissioner for Brooklyn (reviewing | appeals of property tax assessments). |
| According to Henricksson, the anti-drug | appeals of the Reagan administration "created an envi |
| , the Uyghur's lawyer, has chosen to initiate | appeals of the Uyghur's Combatant Status Review Tribu |
| rgued for the tax before the Supreme Court of | Appeals of West Virginia and the United States Suprem |
| nd was then appointed to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of West Virginia in 1907, being elected in 19 |
| sworn in as a justice on the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia, having been elected by the Gener |
| Smith was appointed to the Board of Veterans | Appeals of the Veterans Administration, serving in th |
| 45, Siler was elected a judge of the Court of | Appeals of Kentucky. |
| was a Justice of the First District Court of | Appeals of California from 1959 to 1961. |
| Tatgenhorst was elected judge of the court of | appeals of the first appellate district of Ohio on No |
| n 1896 he was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of West Virginia for a twelve year term. |
| The Fifth Court of | Appeals of Texas is one of the 14 Texas Courts of App |
| In July 2003, the Court of | Appeals of Ohio vacated the conviction and allowed Da |
| Reports of Decisions of the Court of | Appeals of New York, 1850-69, (4 volumes), 1873-1874 |
| rst Chief Judge of the newly created Court of | Appeals of Virginia before his death in 1985. |
| is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of | Appeals of West Virginia. |
| without pay on May 22, 2003, by the Court of | Appeals of New York. |
| y shares jurisdiction with the Sixth Court of | Appeals of Texas. |
| Hon. Rudolph Bumgardner, III, Court of | Appeals of Virginia |
| The case then moved to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia, where it was upheld. |
| to handle the habeas corpus, and other legal | appeals, of several hundred of the Guantanamo detaine |
| er for criminal law decisions of the Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| 70, was law reporter for the Supreme Court of | Appeals of West Virginia from 1864 to 1873 and was ma |
| viously Chief Justice of the Seventh Court of | Appeals of Texas, one of the Texas Courts of Appeals. |
| o 1972, and a justice of the Supreme Court of | Appeals of West Virginia from 1972 to 1975, serving a |
| g of a panel of three judges throwing out the | appeals of Watergate criminals G. Gordon Liddy, Berna |
| the district judge was not permitted to hear | appeals of his own decisions, so appeals from the dis |
| 1920, he was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| Habay's | appeals of both sets of convictions was denied by the |
| 1925, he was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| Thirteenth Court of | Appeals of Texas - Corpus Christi, covering Aransas, |
| In | appeals of criminal cases, however, the appellate jur |
| . Blair, formerly judge of the Third Court of | Appeals of Texas; and Justin Woodward Harding of the |
| All | appeals of his conviction for killing Dean Harold Mey |
| He served as judge of the Court of | Appeals of Colorado 1913-1915. |
| Vela, J.D. 1988, Justice, Thirteenth Court of | Appeals of Texas |
| The new courts had jurisdiction over most | appeals of lower court decisions. |
| g an associate judge for the Court of Special | Appeals of Maryland. |
| as associate member of the Board of Veterans' | Appeals of the Veterans' Administration in Washington |
| ppeal in Chancery was created in 1851 to hear | appeals of decisions made by the Vice Chancellors and |
| so served as Justices on the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| in 1951, was elected to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| First Deputy Chairmans of the High Court of | Appeals of Turkey |
| overnor appointed him to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| 972 to 1976, and on the Court of Intermediate | Appeals of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico from 1976 |
| However, just as | appeals of red cards are not considered, the discipli |
| ry Regulations (UDR), UEFA does not allow for | appeals of red cards except in the case of mistaken i |
| One of the | appeals of online gaming to the Achiever is that he o |
| aho 2001), was a case decided by the Court of | Appeals of Idaho that rejected the common law distinc |
| 811, he was appointed to the Supreme Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| Baker, Judge Cole was appointed the Court of | Appeals of Virginia. |
| , was a case decided by the Court of Criminal | Appeals of Alabama that reversed a conviction for mur |
| ch 1987, when the House of Lords rejected the | appeals of 47 Liverpool councillors against the distr |
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