Former judge definition
Former judge means a person who, immediately before appointment to the office of Commissioner, was a judge of the Supreme Court or the District Court.
Former judge means a person who has served as an active judge in a district, statutory probate, statutory county, or appellate court, but who is not a retired judge.
Former judge means a judge no longer holding office, who was elected and served as a judge.
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Former judge means a person who has served as an
Former judge means a person who served as an active judge in a district, statutory county, statutory probate, or appellate court for at least 96 months and is not yet retired.
Former judge means a person who has held office of a Judge of the High Court ;
Former judge means a person who has served as an active judge in a district court, a statutory probate court, a statutory county court, an [or] appellate court, or the business court, but who is not a retired judge.
Former judge means an individual who previously served as a judge and has been approved for recall for temporary service under Code, Courts Article, § 1-302.
Former judge means a person who has been a Justice of the High Court or a judge of another federal court or of the Supreme Court of a State or Territory.
Former judge means a person who has been a Judge and—