3 окт. 2005 г. · Before walking into the courtroom to hear a case, what do the justices do as a group? A. Shake hands. B. Pray. C. Wish each other well. D ...

When the Justices assemble to go on the Bench each day and at the beginning of the private Conferences at which they discuss decisions, each Justice shakes ...

The judge may tell you to do something, such as pay money to the other party or begin preparing your evidence for trial, as part of the decision. You should ...

Each justice shakes the hand of. The UKSC Justices usually hear cases in a panel of five, although they have the potential to hear cases as a panel of seven or ...

When oral arguments are concluded, the Justices have to decide the case. They do so at what is known as the Justices' Conference. When Court is in session, ... Не найдено: walking | Нужно включить: walking

When visiting a courtroom, you should: enter and leave quietly (do not disrupt proceedings); bow your head to the judge when you enter and before you leave ...

When you hear your case called in Court you should walk to the Bar Table at the front of the courtroom and tell the Judge or Judicial Registrar your name.

The judge does many things. First, the judge is like a referee at a ball ... A court clerk keeps all the papers about the cases in the court and organizes them.

Use greatest respect. · Address the judge as “Your Honor.” · Wait for your turn to talk. · Don't turn and talk to the opposing party and/or his/her attorney while ...

The Judge will ask the other party to respond to your comments. You should return to your seat when the other party is speaking. Stand again whenever the Judge ...