- of
Judges,
seventh book of the
Hebrew Bible and the
Christian Old
Testament Brandeis Judges, the
varsity athletics teams at
Brandeis University Judge (Magic:...
- this
panel may
include lay
judges.
Unlike professional judges, lay
judges are not
legally trained, but
unlike jurors, lay
judges are
usually volunteers and...
-
federal judge is a
judge who
serves on a
court established under Article Three of the U.S. Constitution.
Often called "Article III
judges",
federal judges include...
-
American Idol
employs a
select panel of
judges who
critique the contestants' performances. The
original judges, for
seasons one
through eight, were record...
-
Judges, the
varsity athletics teams at
Brandeis University The
Judges (demogroup), a
Commodore 64
demogroup The
Judges, a
novel by Elie
Wiesel Judge Judge...
-
historicity of the Book of
Judges. In the last
fifty years, the
scholarly evaluation of the
historicity of the Book of
Judges has
shifted away from the...
-
Murmuring Judges,
first performed in 1991, is a
scathing attack on the
British legal system, and the
second of a
trilogy of
plays by
David Hare examining...
-
judges (sing. Hebrew: שופט, romanized: šōp̄ēṭ, pl. שופטים šōp̄əṭīm)
whose stories are
recounted in the
Hebrew Bible,
primarily in the Book of
Judges,...
- her functions. The
judges are
organized into
three divisions: the Pre-Trial Division,
Trial Division, and
Appeals Division.
Judges are
elected to the...
- the fact that Book of
Judges portrays Samson as
being attracted to both
Philistine women (
Judges 14:1) and
prostitutes (
Judges 16:1). Pseudo-Philo also...
