judge in appeal
英 [dʒʌdʒ in əˈpi:l] 美 [dʒʌdʒ ɪn əˈpil]

释义

上诉法官；

双语例句

1. Dissenting opinions may be cited in briefs by attorneys arguing that the law should be changed.Dissents may also be cited by an appellate judge who decides to change the law.
   异议可能会被那些认为法律需要修改的律师来引用，也可能会被决定改变法律的上诉法官所引用。

权威例句

The Small Group Context: Designated District Court Judges in the U.S. Courts of Appeals
Library crisis managing in judge of reader's appeal
The impact of gender and race in the decisions of judges on the United States courts of appeals
Preserving power in picking judges: merit selection for the New York Court of Appeals
Judge Cardozo in the Court of Appeals
Performance Management by Culture in the National Labor Relations Board's Division of Judges and the German Labor Courts of Appeal
Did Circuit Courts of Appeals Judges Overcome Their Own Religions in Cases Involving Religious Liberties? 1970-1990
The Myth of the Generalist Judge: An Empirical Analysis of Opinion Specialization in the Federal Courts of Appeals
Political Bias in Court? Lay Judges and Asylum Appeals
Distinguishing Judges: An Empirical Ranking of Judicial Quality in the U.S. Court of Appeals