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County and judges

Political corruption
in Wilkes-Barre
and Luzerne
County became
a major regional news story following nationwide publication of stories about
the Kids
for Cash scandal
, a kickback scheme involving two local
judges, Mark Ciavarella
and Michael Conahan
, charged with enriching themselves by investing
in juvenile detention facilities
to which they subsequently sentenced children under
their judicial power
.

Luzerne
County senior
judges are Hugh F
. Mundy
, and former President
judges Joseph Augello
, Chester Muroski
, and Patrick Toole
.

Summit
County currently has 14 Common Pleas
judges.

Three elected
judges sit
in Auglaize
County, presiding over four courts
.

At that
time the first Governor of Missouri
, Alexander McNair
, appointed James Austin as Presiding Judge
and George McGahan
and James W Smith as
judges for the first St
. Francois
County Court
.

* Circuit Court ( 3rd Circuit encompasses Wayne
County ): 61
judges ( non-partisan )

The commission discovered during its investigation that indigent defendants
in Greene
County were routinely pled guilty by
judges without
the presence of counsel
and sometimes without even being present
in court
to make
their pleas
, violations of
the Sixth Amendment
.

The players built
a set
for The Allegan
County Fair Idol Contest where they were also competition
judges.

Black
, Taylor
and Dean were named
for three Blair
County judges born
in Williamsburg
.

* His / Her Honour ( oral address Your Honour ) —
judges (
in state District /
County courts )
and magistrates
.

Article V
, Section 25 (
a ) of
the Missouri Constitution specifies
a process
, known as
the Missouri Plan
, to appoint
judges to the state Supreme Court
, Court of Appeals
, and circuit
and probate courts
in the independent City of St
. Louis
, Jackson
County ( Kansas City ),
and any other circuit court where
a majority of voters choose
to adopt nonpartisan appointment ( currently St
. Louis
County, Clay
County, and Platte
County ).

" Bill Delmore
, the Harris
County prosecutor
who argued
the case
, called
the judges " big chickens "
and said: " They
have a history of avoiding
the hot potato cases if they can
.

The dispute was between members of
the O ' Connor clan ( i
. e., sept )
in King's county ( modern
County Offaly ),
who were persuaded by two
judges ( referred
to in the account below )
to bring
the matter before
the Irish privy council
for resolution
.

While
the evidence focused especially on problems
in King
County, adjacent Chelan was chosen as
the venue because it was more solidly Republican
and the GOP questioned
the ability of King
County judges to rule impartially
in such
a case
.

Circuit
judges (
in the County Courts
or the Crown Court ) wear
a violet robe with lilac facings
.

Since autumn 2008
, circuit
judges in the County Court
have not worn wigs
, wing collars
or bands ; however
, circuit
judges in the Crown Court retain
the wig
, wing collars
and bands
.

Judges of
the District
or County Courts of
the States of Australia wear court dress similar
to that worn by
judges of
the County Court of England
and Wales
.
County and commissioners

The next step awaits approval today by
the Metro
commissioners as
the members of
the Dade
County Port Authority
.

* January 6 – The North Carolina General Assembly authorizes nine
commissioners to purchase of land
for the county seat of Chatham
County.

Beginning
in 1874
, he served as
a member of
the board of
commissioners of Cook
County.

Frederick
County is governed by county
commissioners, the traditional form of county government
in the state of Maryland
.

Cecil
County is governed by county
commissioners, the traditional form of county government
in Maryland
.

" Montgomery
County was surveyed
and organized
in 1869 ;
the governor appointed
commissioners June 3
.

Carroll
County is governed by five county
commissioners, a " commission " being
the traditional form of county government
in Maryland
.

In 1642
, the governor
and council appointed
commissioners for the Isle
and County of Kent
.

The
commissioners of Kent
County are -

In November 2010
, Potter
County commissioners awarded
the bid
for the 2011 use of
the stadium
to Scott Berry
, owner of Southern Independent Baseball
and franchisee with
the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball
.

Daggett
County is governed by three
commissioners, an auditor / recorder
, a clerk / treasurer
, an assessor
and a sheriff
, all elected
for four-year terms
in partisan elections
.

St
. Mary's
County is governed by county
commissioners, the traditional form of county government
in Maryland
.

Somerset
County is governed by county
commissioners, the traditional form of county government
in Maryland
.

All
the commissioners compose
the Board of Commissioners that appoint
a County Manager
.

The current Skagit
County commissioners include Sharon Dillon
, a Democrat
from District 3
, which encompasses Burlington east of Interstate 5
, Sedro-Woolley
, and the rest of eastern Skagit
County ; Ken Dahlstedt
, a Democrat
from District 2
, which covers Mount Vernon
, Conway
, and south county ;
and Ron Wesen
, a Republican
from District 1
, which includes Anacortes
, La Conner
, and that
area of
the county west of Interstate 5
and north of McLean Road
.
County Judge Henry Harrison " Hank " Campbell ( 1840 – 1911 )
and the four county
commissioners at
the time awarded
a construction contract
to local builders J
. F
.

Like all Texas counties
, Dawson
County has four
commissioners chosen by single-member district
and a countywide elected county judge
, the chief administrator of
the county
.

* Dalam
County commissioners ’ website

The governing body of Lincoln
County is
the Lincoln
County Commission
, which is divided into eight districts
and 24
commissioners, three
from each district
.

Bradley
County has
a 14-member county commission
, with two
commissioners from each of seven districts
.

Beadle
County, named
in honor of Brigadier General William Henry Harrison Beadle
, was created by
the Dakota Territory Legislature
in 1879
and formally organized
in 1880 with
the appointment of three county
commissioners by Governor Nehemiah G
. Ordway
.

The first town within Beadle
County was Cavour
, but Huron was named
the county seat when
the county
commissioners first met there
in July 1880
.
County and engineers

Many of
the projects were set
in motion by Johnson
, Depp & Quisenberry
, a firm of consulting
engineers then engaged
in a runway redesign at
the County Airport ;
the ' Depp '
in question was
a member of an old
and prodigious Kentucky family which includes
the town's most famous son
, actor Johnny Depp
.

As local legend goes
, one of
the construction
engineers who built
the railroad through Cabool also worked on railroad construction
in Afghanistan
and thought this
area of southern Texas
County looked similar
to the region of Kabul
, Afghanistan
.

The World Series between
the Giants
and Oakland Athletics was subsequently delayed
for 10 days
, in part
to give
engineers time to check
the stadium's (
and that of nearby Oakland-Alameda
County Coliseum ) overall structural soundness
.

Seventy-three
engineers from his unit worked
in hard-hit Hancock
County, Mississippi
.

As early as
the 1970s Santa Cruz
County began
to create
a hydrology transport model of
the San Lorenzo River
, retaining
a group of scientists
and engineers from Earth Metrics Inc.,
who were
to create
the first mathematical model of
the river
, with
the objective of analyzing bedload transport
and downstream sedimentation
.

This was covered by
a £ 3 million out-of-court settlement between
the County Council
and the consulting
engineers and a £ 4 million interest-free loan
from the Government that was repayable over 40 years
.

He had not done so by January 1960 when
the Evening Standard reported that Marples Ridgeway had won
the tender
to build
the Hammersmith Flyover
and that
the Ministry of Transport's
engineers had endorsed
the London
County Council's rejection of
a lower tender
.

After finding
a way through Hampshire
County via Mechanicsburg Gap
in Mill Creek Mountain
, and pushing on into Preston
County, the engineers encountered insurmountable obstacles
to the Kingwood route
, causing
the stock
to languish
.
County engineers successfully maneuvered around federally-mandated clearances
, aesthetic
and financial considerations raised by local agencies
and the lack of adequate anchorage points along
the river banks
.

Steinman ’ s notoriety
and the fact that his book was reviewed
in the engineering press make it likely that Allegheny
County ’ s
engineers could
have examined
the first edition of this book
.

Named after Milton Latham
, one of
the railroad construction
engineers, this town was
the first
in Calaveras
County to have a railroad
.
1.516 seconds.