wrong judge

So Carrington tried to buy a probate judge, and he picked the wrong judge.

He's trying to prolong this flare-up, and he's picking a fight with the wrong judge.

He had the wrong judge.

You got the wrong judge.

But as things turned out, they made their request in the wrong case at the wrong time in the wrong place before the wrong judge.

Nicolle Devenish, the Bush campaign's communications director, said the chattering classes impressed with Mr. Kerry's performance were the wrong judges of the debate.

Conference committees that produce the right legislative packages are fine, as are omnibus budget bills that reward the right members and filibusters that stop the wrong judges.

Keep it all strictly business, because if you start ranting and raving, and if the wrong judge is sitting on the case, those two girls will have you committed before you ever get out of the courtroom.

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The agent who'd made the arrangements had gotten the name of the wrong judge from the U.S. Attorney, and found himself sitting in the anteroom until 9:30 because the judge was also late coming in this Monday morning.

"If you put all your apples into one basket and it goes to the wrong judge, you have really hurt your clients," said Frank Fernandez, a lawyer with the Oakland, Calif., firm of Kazan, McClain, Edises & Simon.