Übersetzung für 'federal judiciary' von Englisch nach Deutsch

federal judiciary [Am.]

Bundesgerichte {pl}law

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judiciary

Gerichtsverfassung {f}law

Richterschaft {f}law

Judikative {f}pol.

Richterkollegium {n}law

Gerichtsbarkeit {f} [Gerichtswesen]law

dritte Gewalt {f} [Judikative]pol.

Gerichtswesen {n}law

Justizgewalt {f}law

Justiz {f}

Rechtssystem {n}law

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judiciary {adj}

richterlich

judiciary [system]

Rechtswesen {n}law

judiciary committee

Rechtsausschuss {m}lawpol.

judiciary spokesman

Gerichtssprecher {m}

judiciary {sg}

Richter {pl}law

judiciary system

Justizsystem {n}law

independence of the judiciary

Unabhängigkeit {f} der Justizlaw

Senate Judiciary Committee [Am.]

Justizausschuss {m} des Senats [USA]lawpol.

Rechtsausschuss {m} des Senats [USA]lawpol.

House Judiciary Committee [Am.]

Justizausschuss {m} des Repräsentantenhauses [USA]pol.

• He thought that the federal judiciary would pose a threat to state courts, and he considered the Senate was too powerful and Congress's power too broad.
• For some actions, federal police forces can be used either by orders of the federal administration and federal judiciary or by request of the state government.
• Eisenhower, the American Bar Association provided the service to presidents of both parties and the nation by vetting the qualifications of those under consideration for lifetime appointment to the federal judiciary before any other group.
• On April 4, 2014, the Federal Judiciary Council announced that a judge declared the end of the bankruptcy proceedings due to a lack of credible investors.
• Cline, who became the first woman named to the federal judiciary when Coolidge placed her on the United States Customs Court in 1928.

• State court judges are typically paid less, have smaller staffs, and handle larger caseloads than their counterparts in the federal judiciary.
• The former confers executive power upon the president alone, and the latter grants judicial power solely to the federal judiciary.
• FREE says that nearly a third of the federal judiciary had either attended or were seeking to attend its seminars in the late 1990s.
• The existence of such regional courts in Russia, formed and functioning outside the federal judiciary, although challenged, has been upheld and persisted successfully in most constituent members of the Federation where they were established.
• Republicans argued that members of the Committee on the Federal Judiciary have allowed their personal liberal political leanings to influence their ratings under the category of judicial temperament.

• After retiring from the federal judiciary, Wald was the United States's representative to the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia from 1999 to 2002.
• Sessions became only the second nominee to the federal judiciary in 48 years whose nomination was killed by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
• Reed did, however, continue to serve the federal judiciary in a number of ways.
• The law was struck down as unconstitutional, which opened the way for former Confederate government officials to return to positions in the federal judiciary.
• Christopher's professional activities included service as president of the Los Angeles County Bar Association, 1974–1975; chairman of the Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary of the American Bar Association, 1975–1976; member of the board of governors of the State Bar of California 1975–1976; and special counsel to California governor Edmund G.