Senior judge definition
Senior judge means a retired appellate or district judge who has consented to be subject to assignment pursuant to Section 75.001, Government Code. [Ch. 359, 69th Legislature, Reg. Session (1985)]
Senior judge means a person who qualifies as a senior judge under article 9, part 2.
Senior judge means a supreme court judge, court of appeals judge, district court judge, district associate judge, full-time associate juvenile judge, or full-time associate probate judge, who meets the requirements of section 602.9203 and who has not been retired or removed from the roster of senior judges under section 602.9207 or 602.9208.
More Definitions of Senior judge
Senior judge means a superior court judge retired from active service, yet authorized by law to serve as a superior court judge.
Senior judge means any of these—
Senior judge means a retired judge who has returned to temporary judicial duties pursuant to section 24-51-1105.
Senior judge means the judge who has been nominated to be Senior Judge under section 46(4) of the Act, and references in these Rules to a circuit judge include the Senior Judge;
Senior judge means a retired judge who has
Senior judge means a retired judge who has returned to
Senior judge means a retiree who has elected to be a judicial officer under Section 75.001.