Judge

Question: How to judge a divisional chart in a horoscope? A horoscope has 16 divisional charts. How to judge them. Each chart to be judged individually as a new horoscope? Or by judging Lords of different houses in the horoscope and their position in divisional charts? Please advice.

Answer: U have to go thro detailed astrology books.Only 12 div.Each chart has to judge seperately depending upon the lagna.--senthil

Question: What happens if your rabbit bites the judge at a rabbit show? I got curious, so here is a question for those who show rabbits (or judge them). What happens if a rabbit bites the judge during judging? Hopefully, this doesn't happen, but has anyone ever seen it happen or had it happen with one of their rabbits? Are there breeds more prone to biting? Could it place your rabbit much lower in the rankings, or is temperament not as consequential as type at rabbit shows? What should the owner do in this instance? I have heard it is improper to make any remarks that would identify the rabbit being judged as yours, but does this extend to apologies if your rabbit bites?

Answer: you will get disqualified for having a dangerous animal.

Question: What prevents a judge from classifying a perfectly legitimate case as frivolous? What prevents a judge from classifying a perfectly legitimate case as "frivolous?" Is there any appeal or recourse if a judge does so?

Answer: If you can show the judge did not follow the law or precedent you can appeal to a higher court.

Question: How good of a judge do you have to be to get a tv show? Are judge judy, judge joe brown and judge mathis really good judges? Would they be good enough to be on the Supreme Court? How good of a judge do you have to be to get a tv show? I can tell judge Mathis is a really good judge.

Answer: Those judges are already on TV. By the time they retire, there will be a new kind of show on, not court TV of the future.

Question: How can the American Idol judges have enough time to judge everyone? There are 11000 from Dallas this season, so if they did one every 3 minutes thats still only 20 per hour. So that would be 550 hours for Dallas alone. How do the judges have enough time to judge everyone?

Answer: There is a prejudging done by people at a lower level..

Question: Why do most americans like to judge others without even knowing them? When am refering to them, it means mostly non americans and other countries... I always read everywhere that americans don't like it when they judge each other. But it happens that they are the first ones to judge others when it comes to non americans! Why is that? Americans like to judge the French, British, well every non americans actually and that too without even knowing them!

Answer: I judge Southern US Shitkickers and Eurotrash personally.

Question: How does a divorce judge react if a woman says she is mortally afraid of court? I have such a problem getting into court that I don't know if I can do it. Should I try and tell the judge how I feel? It's more than anxiety, I haven't slept for two months. I am so scared of the humiliation and injustice that always happens in court. Women are supposed to win in court but I am sure the judge will hate me and my children. My husband hates us and didn't pay child support, never saw the kids.

Answer: I think your best bet would be to see a doctor before you do anything. They may recommend some kind of therapy to help with your fear. That way, at least you would have some medical documentation to back you up when you tell the courts. I would imagine, in extreme cases, they may let you say your piece via a video camera...like with children. It is best you seek some therapy first though. We can all sit here and say 'just get on with it'...but if you have never had to go to court, you can't really say anything at all. I had to give evidence a couple of years back, and, like you , I too was scared stiff about having to go. Really really petrified, especially when they showed me around the court room and told me where the guy who was being prosecuted was going to sit. Really really felt sick and shaky. But, once I got in there, I just had to ignore everyone else, and focus on the bad thing he had done, which made me angry and determined for justice. It worked, as he was sentenced. Just think positively. Get some help, and focus on how better you will feel, when the bad guy gets his comeuppance thanks to you. Good luck!

Question: What interests does a judge have in commuting a felony to a midemeanor? My friend is asking the courts to commute his felony sentence to a misdemeanor. The public defender asked him to write a letter to the judge telling why it is in the best interest of justice to grant his wishes. What reasons would a judge look for in reducing his charge?????

Answer: Its affect on rehabilitating the offender.

Question: How much do you judge a person on Yahoo Answers by their avatar? Personally, it is difficult for me not to, since I am presented with mostly that and also the person's answers to judge him. When I say "judge", I mean interpret the person's personality and basically how he contributes to Yahoo Answers.

Answer: A little. I judge them more on what they say, if anything, on there profile and if they allow others to see there question and answers: secretive wolf guy who loves weird things. You've been judged!

Question: How do I go about changing my judge at the family court house? I feel like the judge appointed to my case isn't thinking about my children's well being, and instead is more like a criminal judge. I would like to change, the judge what, where should I call?

Answer: Do you have an attorney? Speak to them. You may not be able to get a different judge, unless you can show that he is acting outside the realm of his judiciary duties.

Question: How to judge Israel where the rules of the game are different? To be fair you need to judge both parties under the same rules and ethical values, but since Hamas is a terrorist group with totally different ethical values, how can someone made fair opinion? should you take Hamas values? Israel values? both of them?

Answer: Their values are not our values. One needs to take the values of the party that has the higher morality and not denigrate oneself to accept the lessor value. We've all listened to Hamas' values, and what they are about (clip for anyone that missed that part: The real face of Hamas: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_OGhj43G… ) and considered it major extremism.. but let's look at the so called "moderates" who support Hamas in their silence. We all wonder why there are so many Muslims in this world, yet they don't take care of or correct their own extremism. We hear voices in one or twos, but the majority remains silent. How easy it would be for them to fix this mess. Well get a load of their "superiority complex" where they think it is ok to "dhimmi" people as everyone else is subservient to them. Their silent majority that supports Hamas. The story is told by a moderate Muslim about another moderate Muslim complaining to the silent accomplices that harbor hatred: Quote: I would like to tell you about something I read in the Saudi Al-Watan newspaper, a mother who wrote a letter to the Saudi journalist Layla Al-Ahdab. In it, she wrote that her eight-year-old daughter, in the 3rd grade, was told by the teacher, during a lesson on monotheism, that there were three ways to disavow the polytheists: First, hating them. This means we should hate non-Muslims. We should emigrate from their countries. In other words, the Muslim communities in [the West] – the 8 million, or I don't know how many, in Europe, and the 6 million in America – should all return to their countries, and if they are forced to stay there, they must harbor hatred towards them, because this is monotheism, it is part of our belief. This is not a personal opinion... Thirdly, we must reveal their falsehood. [...] The mother wrote in her letter: Do they expect me to hate the Jewish scientist who discovered insulin, which I use to treat my mother? Am I supposed to teach my daughter that she should hate Edison, who invented the light bulb, which lights up the Islamic world? Should I hate the scientist who discovered the cure for malaria? Should I teach my daughter to hate people merely because their religion is different? Why do we turn our religion into a religion of hatred towards those who differ from us? One of the great sheiks of the Council of Islamic Scholars, whose name I won't mention, in order to avoid slandering him, responded to the mother: This is none of your business. Don't interfere in things that don't concern you. We know better than you, when it comes to school curricula. He said that cooperation with the infidels is permitted, but only as a reward [for services] and not out of love. "

Question: Do people judge others because of jealousy or is it just human nature? I'm tired of hearing people make judgements about people they've never spoken a word to. If we judge someone and decide not to interact with them because of our judgement (that could be false), we never get to know how that person really is. Most of the time I've noticed that my friends have judged other people and to me, it seemed like my friends were jealous of that person. A lot of times people don't judge others because of jealousy. What are the other reasons people judge others?

Answer: it is because they are human

Question: What happens if a judge falls in love with the person who is charged with the crime? Through the process of trialing, the judge falls in love with the person who is being trialed, then what happens? Will the judge say that that person is not guilty of the charges?

Answer: You get a get out of jail free card. Why were you in my courtroom? I sentence you to be prisoner of love! Ok give banana

Question: What is a Magistrate Judge and how is it different from a regular Judge? This is for Divorce Court. I've been referred to a Magistrate Judge first. Is this better for my case?

Answer: A Magistrate Judge is a lower level judge. It's neither better or worse for your case, but one of the jobs of the Magistrate is to see if he can help you settle the differences between you and your spouse. However, he does not have the power to force an agreement upon you. It's better in the sense that it's faster. I guess it's also better because he's a neutral person who will examine every issue between the two of you and try to find a way to resolve each issue. Even if you only solve some of the issues, you're better off than a lengthy trial on everything in a divorce court.

Question: How would one address a judge in a letter for a character statement? I am writting a letter of character for someone I know and am unsure as to how best to address the judge. Would it be best to write Dear Judge, or Dear Sir or Madam? Any other opinions?

Answer: Use the Judge's title and last name like this: Dear Judge [So-and-so,]

Question: What happens when you feel yourself starting to judge others? I normally NEVER judge other people, especially before meeting them. But there is this one girl in my class who I instantly judge and I find it weird. For some reason, I don't like her because she seems boring, normal, doesn't want to be weird, is not athletic at all, and is popular with guys somehow. I don't know why, but this girl bugs me really bad...I don't want to judge her! I give everyone a fair chance, but for some reason this girl annoys me. I never spoke to her or anything...What is wrong with me?

Answer: Its good to kno that you at least TRY not to judge others! Some ppl have a major problem with judging others they don't even kno! You may just be jealous of the fact that guys are attracted to her or the fact that she might be popular (if she is...?).

Question: How do you start a letter to a judge to petition the court for a reduction of a conviction? First, I ask please don't send me anything that says what a f***up I am, cause still have not forgiven myself. I have been on probation for a year and half, since this was my first and only offence they offered me a plea agreement, at the end of my probationary period I can ask the judge for a reduction in my sentence to a Misdemeanor. How do you write a letter to a judge? Do you include a header? I need help on this one, I know to address him as "Honorable Judge *******" But how do you start something like that? I ruined my life with a bad choice, and want to get some of it back and do better for myself. Please Help!

Answer: To be honest with you, the second to last sentence you wrote is an excellent start. Humility is very important since it shows you are willing to accept your punishment and are attempting to straighten your life out as a consequence. Include the date of the offense, date of the conviction, sentence given. Next include how you have completed the terms of the sentence (plea agreement), and the reasons why you would like the sentence reduced. It might be a good idea to include what your future plans are as well. Be straightforward, but professional. Use a spell checker and a grammer checker too. Misspelling words or using wrong words (your you're, they're there - both of which drive me absolutely insane...) destroys the credibility your argument needs and builds by detailing your actions. Good luck!!

Question: How to write a character letter to a judge who is doing the sentencing? I am writing a character letter to a judge who will be sentencing one of my friends. He was involved in an accidental hunting accident. According to the judge the sentence for involuntary manslaughter can go anywhere from 0-20 years.The main purpose of the letter is to get him a lower sentencing. How do I start such a letter to a judge?

Answer: First you must address the judge as The Honorable (full name)_____. Then Dear Judge (last name and title ; if any such as Chief Judge)__________. Then state the purpose of your communication (name of defendant and this a letter in support of that person). Then state how and why (under what circumstances you have known this person : how (and how long), what , why ,where, etc. Next paragraph explain describe the positive activities the defendant has engaged in, and include any public service (PTA, Boy Scouts. etc.) or how the community would "miss" his contributions. Next explain, how in your opinion, that society would not be served by incarceration and then ask the court for (or probation; suspended sentence, or whatever you "want" to ask for; or simply "leniency" ) You need to state what it is you are hoping for. Then explain why you think this event(such as) " a once in a lifetime" mistake in judgment and that the defendant is not a danger to society.. If you know, you should state any remorse your friend feels for the event and how you know this. Include your remorse for the victim and the family. Thank the judge for reading your letter. And (if you wish) offer to be present at the sentencing hearing. (then your signature). DO NOTS: blame the victim the cops, witnesses etc.; do not explain the event (that was already done in court, you will be insulting the courts intelligence and the ruling); do not tell (or imply) the court they were wrong; do not state anything you do not know first hand (unless you indicate the reliable source); do not embellish or fabricate (Judges "crap detectors really work well and that negate your letter by impacting your credibility and you will do more harm than good); do not use "informal" language or slang; DO "type" (not handwritten) the letter and use good paper and address it correctly (with titles) and full address including the Chamber. Do include your full contact information including your phone number. Hand sign and date your signature. My sympathies to all involved in this tragedy.

Question: How does a judge properly call a court to order? If anyone can help, I need to know how a judge works a court room. How he calls the court to order? who speaks first, the defense or the prosecution? In what order are the witnesses called? How the judge hanldes objections? How the closing arguements are handled? What instructions the judge needs to give the jury? And what else the judge needs to know to conduct a fair trial?

Answer: No one is going to do your homework for you. Go to a court and see. Bailiff calls court to order by, "Hear ye, hear ye, the court is now in session." Actually may tell people to stand and once judge is seated, then they sit. Judge asks prosecution if they are ready. It is prosecution or plaintiff's responsibility to go forth and to prove a case. The defense then can object stating what objections are as prosecution has witnesses, etc. Prosecutor can't call the defendant, only defense can put them on if they choose. But in cases of monetary awards, it is a bit different from criminal procedures. There are criminal cases where there is prosecutor and civil cases where there are plaintiffs and their attorney. Defense is defense and defendant. Prosecution witnesses are called. Then when they finish, defense puts on witnesses to their case and to dispute the case against them. They decide whether defendant is on stand. That is choice. Judge handles objections according to the law and rules of evidence. There are specific rules of evidence as to relevance, hearsay, etc. and when object, must state the reasons then judge rules. If you don't agree, can register an objection for the record (to be used on appeal). Closing arguments, prosecution or plaintiff goes first and then defense goes. Each gets to put up rebuttal. Same with earlier case so after defense, prosecution can rebut and then defense can rebut. Prosecutor or Defense can suggest rules or instructions to the jury but the judge decides what it will be. There are some guidelines as to what they have to give or can be overturned in appeal. If there are lesser charges that could be found, judge needs to tell them that Needs to tell them judge determines law and jury the facts. So if there is a law, the judge may give it to the jury. Judge doesn't allow in previous crimes unless they show an exception to hearsay --- such as a pattern of actions (mode of operandi-- there is another word that starts with an "M" but I can't think of it right now) but shows that is is the behavior or constant breaking of same law to show a mode of operations of doing it that way. Like MO -- mode operandi. Can show character of witnesses too so past crimes can be used to show the witness is untruthful or more likely to be untrustworthy. Judge has to know the law as he is the arbiter of the law. Where there is jury, they are arbiter of facts, but if no jury, the judge determines the facts as well, as to whom they believe. Needs to know the elements of each rime, as to intent, motive, etc. and of lesser crimes. Has to understand court procedures and there is a list of rules of procedure in every court and you can go to the court and get a copy. Not supposed to badger a witness, but may have to object to get judge to call it. Civil Procedure class teaches court procedures and copies of procedures or rules are available for every court. Attorney may dismiss a witness but reserve right to recall them (at the judge's discretion) but could call as a rebuttal witness if other side presented any information that the person could rebut. Attorneys need to really understand their case and where the various components of proof or defense will come from. Each element of a crime needs to be proven but there may be enough circumstancial evidence to find someone guilty at times.

Question: How do I become a judge for a little miss pageant? How do I become a judge for those little girl pageants? I have previous pegeant judging experience, in high school and college. Ive helped select little miss colorado.Any tips thank you?

Answer: Watch every season of America's Next Top Model, till you are up to date and fluent with their lingo and way of being. Then enquire further. All the best :)