trial judge (Meaning)
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trial judge (n)
a judge in a trial court
Synonyms & Antonyms of trial judge
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trial judge Sentence Examples
- The trial judge presided over the case with fairness and impartiality.
- The jury's verdict was overturned on appeal, resulting in a new trial before a different trial judge.
- The trial judge ruled on a motion to dismiss, finding that the prosecution had not presented sufficient evidence.
- The trial judge sentenced the defendant to a prison term of 10 years.
- The trial judge granted a mistrial after a witness made an inappropriate comment.
- The trial judge's instructions to the jury were clear and comprehensive.
- The trial judge allowed the introduction of certain evidence over the objections of the prosecution.
- The trial judge dismissed the case with prejudice, barring any further legal action.
- The trial judge denied the defendant's request for a continuance.
- The trial judge's decision was upheld by the appellate court.
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a judge in a trial court
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The trial judge presided over the case with fairness and impartiality.
The jury's verdict was overturned on appeal, resulting in a new trial before a different trial judge.
The trial judge ruled on a motion to dismiss, finding that the prosecution had not presented sufficient evidence.
The trial judge sentenced the defendant to a prison term of 10 years.
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