Examples of using In front of a judge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You know, there is a reason why murderers put on monkey suits when they go in front of a judge.
What, you think you're the first kid to have to stand in front of a judge and pick door number two?
Getting Brian Alexander in front of a judge was the prime goal of the Joint Police Group.
Uh-- maybe if you put us in front of a judge. Anything short of a confession, and they will never reopen the case.
I'm gonna get this case in front of a judge, and I'm gonna help my client.
But I get these people in front of a judge to tell their story,
I am trying a major murder case in front of a judge that likes to call me"that Reagan chick" when I'm not in the room.
I need Collier to remember who he is so he can stand in front of a judge and ask for my son to be freed.
Me helping craft out a strong view on fatherhood would look really good in front of a judge at my son's custody hearing.
Until that happens, all of you… returnees will have to plead your case in front of a judge.
to repeat this or you might have to repeat this in front of a judge.
Raylan Givens invites me up to Lexington, chances are I might find myself in front of a judge before the day is out.
You're gonna tell me that if this goes in front of a judge, he's not gonna pay some respect to that?
Any… any public defender will have a motion to dismiss in front of a judge by this time next week.
Alicia, they only want us to comply so they can use that precedent in front of a judge in my criminal case.
The bad news is we can't get you in front of a judge until Monday morning.
to the courthouse and lay our business out in front of a judge.
Insanity may play at the office, but it's not gonna work in front of a judge.
Daniel, if we don't make a deal in this room, the next place we will meet will be in front of a judge with Robin and a team of doctors that they have assembled to challenge our every move.
as wives get taken in their divorces, and the idea of standing up in front of a judge.