After leaving politics, he was named a provincial court judge.

Another similar case is being considered in a Quebec provincial court.

She briefly left politics to serve as a provincial court judge.

Appointments to the provincial court are made from that list of names.

They picketed the provincial court house and the police station.

The case began in the early 1980's, and the provincial courts ruled against the Indians.

One provincial court in Spain had never before received a request to see its 19th-century records.

Each case involved interpretation of how to properly pay provincial court judges.

The role of the provincial courts was transferred to the Duke.

Last week, a provincial court ordered the release of the 12 men jailed in the case.

South Africa has a single national judiciary; there is no separate system of provincial courts.

A provincial court house occupies one of the upper floors.

The first is the term "provincial court," which has two quite different meanings, depending on context.

After leaving political office, Innes was appointed as a provincial court judge.

She remained an active judge on the provincial court.

He was appointed a provincial court judge in 1991, the first aboriginal to be selected for the position.

At the provincial courts of appeal, the convictions were overturned.

After serving on provincial courts he was named senior Auckland judge.

The shift meant that provincial courts could often operate without any oversight.

Justice is administered by both federal and provincial courts.

He resigned his seat in 1993 after being named a judge in the provincial court.

The charges were dismissed by a provincial court judge because they did not specify where the act had occurred.

The building is the oldest continuously functioning provincial court house in the province.

It is the main provincial court for the Ottawa area, and as such handles most of the region's legal affairs.

A provincial court case noted that all such Parliamentary reports have no juridicial impact.