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Council of the judiciary

Council of the judiciary

Search complete. 3 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Council of the judiciary".

Sep 21, 2026

Paul ConlonGUEST
3:49
who were really the tribunal of fact.
Paul ConlonGUEST
3:52
And so my role as chairman was just simply to ensure that the rules of procedure for the hearing were conducted to make sure that it was a fair hearing for the players and the Judiciary Council, for the NRL, but ultimately, and also to give various directions in relation to what is the elements that constituted to the charges.
Paul ConlonGUEST
4:17
that the player would be confronted with.
Paul ConlonGUEST
4:19
So ultimately, it was the players who made those decisions.
Mark GeragosGUEST
71:12
When the foreperson, the foreperson was very sophisticated because...
Mark GeragosGUEST
71:16
The note, and I'm talking about what at least was reported both in the courtroom on the record and what was talked about with the Supreme Judicial Council, their highest court, was that basically this person, the loan holdout, had a doubt but was not applying the reasonable doubt.
Mark GeragosGUEST
71:37
When Reddington went to the highest court, he also said that the person was biased and the bias was against somebody who had a mental disability.
Mark GeragosGUEST
71:51
You know, that was a, to my mind, that was a stretch.
Jeff JenkinsNARRATOR
22:28
Department of Justice As no revision of the laws of the United States has been made since 1878, a commission or committee should be created to undertake this work.
Jeff JenkinsNARRATOR
22:42
The Judicial Council reports that two more district judges are needed in the Southern District of New York, one in the Northern District of Georgia, and two more circuit judges in the Circuit Court of Appeals of the Eighth Circuit.
Jeff JenkinsNARRATOR
22:59
Legislation should be considered for this purpose.
Jeff JenkinsNARRATOR
23:03
It is desirable to expedite the hearing and disposal of cases.

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