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Judgeship   /dʒˈədʒʃˌɪp/   Listen
Judgeship

noun
1.
The position of judge.  Synonym: judicature.






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"Judgeship" Quotes from Famous Books



... branch should not be transferred to another. Curiously enough, he lived to prove by his own example the applicability of the old system, being himself transferred from the revenue department to a judgeship, then employed on an important diplomatic mission, and lastly raised to a seat in Council, and acquitting himself well in each of these different employments. After a time his discontent seems to have vanished. He quietly settled down to his ...
— Chips from a German Workshop - Volume IV - Essays chiefly on the Science of Language • Max Muller

... successful at the Bar, and they say that he is certain of a judgeship before long. His wife has backed him up well, they have entertained lavishly, and today I should think that she is one of the most popular hostesses in London. In her earlier days, I used to hear that she was one of the very fast hunting set—that was ...
— The Malefactor • E. Phillips Oppenheim

... Procedure and Judiciary to work out a fair and comprehensive system, based along the fundamental lines he had laid down, so that the people might be no longer ridden by either the law or the lawyer. It was his intention that no man was to be suggested for a judgeship or confirmed who was known to drink to excess, either regularly or periodically, or one who was known not to pay his personal debts, or had acted in a reprehensible manner either in private or in his public capacity ...
— Philip Dru: Administrator • Edward Mandell House



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