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- noun One who is not a
judge (public official administering the law).
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Examples
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Ms. Kagan is the only nonjudge known to have been interviewed.
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The Supreme Court has not had a nonjudge in quite a while.
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In earlier eras, Supreme Court justices came from a variety of backgrounds, but Ms. Kagan would be the first nonjudge since Nixon appointees Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist in 1972.
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In earlier eras, Supreme Court justices came from a variety of backgrounds, but Ms. Kagan would be the first nonjudge since Nixon appointees Lewis Powell and William Rehnquist in 1972.
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The Supreme Court has not had a nonjudge in quite a while.
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If Obama does pick a nonjudge, Carter urged him not to pick an academic.
The Indiana Law Blog Marcia Oddi 2010
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Knight partner William Sessions, a former federal appellate and trial judge and former director of the FBI, also can understand the call for a nonjudge on the Court.
The Indiana Law Blog Marcia Oddi 2010
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Warren "changed our whole view of the Constitution," Sessions said, and Kagan, another nonjudge, revised Harvard Law's curriculum.
The Indiana Law Blog Marcia Oddi 2010
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Shame on every single member of Congress who supported the SHARIA nonjudge to JUDGE us.
ModerateVoters.org 2010
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Shame on every single member of Congress who supported the SHARIA nonjudge to JUDGE us.
Home/News 2010
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