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... court of most of the counties to law judges exclusively , a feeling of great doubt exists whether courts so composed ... court , the administrative duties have been mostly imposed on other bodies or officials - on councils ...
... court of most of the counties to law judges exclusively , a feeling of great doubt exists whether courts so composed ... court , the administrative duties have been mostly imposed on other bodies or officials - on councils ...
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... court.2 Such a power cast by congress on the United States territorial judges , was held to devolve on them as commissioners , not as judges . The supreme court have intimated strongly that under the con- stitution the power could not ...
... court.2 Such a power cast by congress on the United States territorial judges , was held to devolve on them as commissioners , not as judges . The supreme court have intimated strongly that under the con- stitution the power could not ...
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... Court . - A judge may adjourn his court from day to day for rest , refreshment , etc.6 Order to adjourn may be by telegraph . After the officers of court have lawfully ad- journed the same till next term , the judge cannot appear and hold ...
... Court . - A judge may adjourn his court from day to day for rest , refreshment , etc.6 Order to adjourn may be by telegraph . After the officers of court have lawfully ad- journed the same till next term , the judge cannot appear and hold ...
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... court in actual session . It follows that the jurisdiction of a judge at chambers cannot go beyond the jurisdiction of the court to which he belongs , or extend to matters with which his court can have nothing to do.1 Jury trials must ...
... court in actual session . It follows that the jurisdiction of a judge at chambers cannot go beyond the jurisdiction of the court to which he belongs , or extend to matters with which his court can have nothing to do.1 Jury trials must ...
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... Courts . - The rule protecting judges from civil lia- bility exists just as fully in favor of the judge , justice , or magis- trate of an inferior court , as it does in favor of the judges of the superior courts , so long as the ...
... Courts . - The rule protecting judges from civil lia- bility exists just as fully in favor of the judge , justice , or magis- trate of an inferior court , as it does in favor of the judges of the superior courts , so long as the ...
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