Converse of object

• impress: All 4 riders had two attempts at the kicker to impress the judges.

• preside: The presiding judge announced on 8 May that the court will give its verdict on 5 June.

• appoint: Judicial: The central Supreme Court of Justice is comprised of nine judges appointed for 10-year terms.

• persuade: Federal prosecutors filed them in court as part of their attempts to persuade a judge to keep Karni behind bars before his trial.

• convince: The handlers, in this instance, must convince the judges that the original software has been reloaded.

Adjective modifier

• deputy: The notice of application was returnable before a district judge or a deputy district judge.

• retired: A number of retired judges are authorized to sit in one or more of these jurisdictions.

• senior: Likewise, one of our senior judges has observed extra-judicially that the interpretation of a statue 'is not a science.

• impartial: The question posed in the NY Times nevertheless is whether critics with such outsize public images can really claim to be impartial judges?

Modifies a noun

• toulmin: JUDGE TOULMIN: You could ask for an injunction restraining your clients from taking any further action in relation to MR.

Noun used with modifier

• district: A district judge would have to decide whether CSA could simultaneously apply for a charging order.

• trial: Essentially, the House of Lords decision in A requires trial judges to read s. 41 in a manner compatible with Art.

• circuit: In Illinois, all circuit judges earn the same.

• court: Last year a high court judge, Mr Justice Johnson, ruled that her marriage was void because of a 1970 ruling.

Possessives

• ruling: He was not in court to hear the judges ' ruling.

• verdict: In the lion's den he awaited the judge's verdict.