Presiding judge

Presiding Judge
A public officer who either has been elected or chosen to manage the session in the court and the jury.
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Presiding judge: Chief or administrative judge of a court.
Proceeding: Any hearing or court appearance related to the adjudication of a case.
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Presiding judge - Chief or administrative judge of a court.
Probate - The legal process of establishing the validity of a will and settling an estate.
Proceeding - Any hearing or court appearance related to the adjudication of a case.

presiding judge
n. 1) the judge who chairs the panel of three or more judges during hearings and supervises the business of the court. 2) in those counties or other jurisdictions with several judges, ...

presiding judge The judge who is presiding over a particular trial or proceeding; in multi-judge districts, the term is used to refer to the one judge who also has supervisory and administrative responsibilities within the court.

presiding judge/justice: In a court with more than 1 judicial officer, the judge/justice that acts as administrator of the court's business.

In Italy the presiding judge of a court is addressed as well to as "Mr./Mrs. President" ("Signor presidente della corte").
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Chief Justice: Presiding judge of the Supreme Court.
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some other state or territory of the United States, before a commissioner of Florida, appointed under the act passed January 24, 1831; and where there is no commissioner, or heis unable to attend) before the chief justice, judge, presiding judge, ...

They form, with the bailiff as presiding judge, the royal court of justice, and are a constituent part of the legislative bodies.

An attorney is authorized to issue most subpoenas. A pro se litigant may issue a subpoena, but they are required to have the subpoena "so ordered" by having the subpoena signed by the presiding judge.

' According to the course of the practice at common law, the writ bears teste in the name of the chief justice or presiding judge of the court, on some day in term time when the judge is supposed to be present, not being Sunday, ...

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