Supreme Court justices must be at least 36 years old.

Supreme Court justices are appointed by the president and serve for life.

He served as a Supreme Court justice from 2005 to 2008.

That is how a Supreme Court justice recently found out about her lost property.

A Supreme Court justice may serve up until the age of 65, or 67 if agreed upon.

He drew some attention in the job as the son of a Supreme Court justice.

A Supreme Court justice should have an open mind and a capacity to grow.

The Supreme Court justice is then subject to a further people's review at the first lower house election after every ten years.

He was named an acting Supreme Court justice in 1986.

There have been 104 Supreme Court justices in the nation's history.

And that's not something anyone has said about the law lords in more than a century.

Both the law lords I interviewed have given a great deal of thought to the new court's public image.

He was the only Law Lord without a university degree.

It turns out that the law lords have not yet decided who is to decide this "very important question".

Now I hear that she was married to some sort of law lord.

An important development of the nineteenth century was the Law Lord.

The law lords are currently considering whether they should sit more often as a court of seven or nine, rather the usual five.

No woman has ever served as a Law Lord.

But in 1975, the Law Lords said this test caused confusion.

But that was not true, said Lady Hale, another of the law lords.

She might have been an appropriate choice as a lower court judge.

But the judges did not order a new meeting; they only told a lower court judge to consider that issue.

On May 11, 1973, a federal court judge dismissed all charges against them.

Over the years, the institute has produced a very large number of religious court judges.

In 1988, he was a candidate for superior court judge.

In June 2008, he was named a provincial court judge.

A municipal court judge is also elected for four year terms.

Williams' decision was later upheld by a high court judge.

With this he became the first black criminal court judge in Tennessee history.

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