Additionally, state law provides that the court must designate its 'term,' or the time, place and interval at which it will sit, at the beginning of each fiscal year.

The seven-member court must rule on the challenges and designate a new president by Sept. 6.

In addition to its oral argument panels, the court designates three judges to sit on the law and motion panel.

One after another, the witnesses pointed from the stand toward Mr. Hill, who sat between his former defense lawyers, whom the court had now designated his consultants.

By statute, the court may designate a retired justice to serve as Senior Justice for a renewable one year term.

The court cannot designate a local authority unless the authority agrees or the child lives, or will live in its area (Sched 3, para 9(1)).

The court designated 28 Abbott districts based on a state list of poor urban communities, and the Legislature added two more districts a year later.

Only decisions that the courts designate for publication are included.

The court designated him as "established pilot" of the harbor for the next three years.

Unanimous and signed opinions are not considered per curiam decisions, as only the court can officially designate opinions as per curiam.