Examples of using Single judge in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I am stunned that our efforts to protect people's data would result in such an extreme decision by a single judge to punish every person in Brazil who uses WhatsApp," he posted today on his personal page.
As the Court itself acknowledges, the single judge will have only a marginal impact on efficiency,
Indeed, once the principle of the single judge has been adopted, and in the absence of any other reform of the CFI, the CFI will inevitably be tempted to extend the competence of the single judge, simply by modifying its Rules of Procedure, in order to cope with its burden of work.
must state whether there are reasons for which judgment should not be given in the case by a single judge.
according to which a judge may not rehear a case referred back to the Court of First Instance if he or she sat as a single judge the first time round.
the principle of the single judge as a normal operating method of the Court of First Instance in the future.
Referral of a case to a judge-rapporteur, as a single judge, would moreover be optional
Judgment of the Court of First Instance(Single Judge) of 23 October 2007- Commission v Impetus,
which were not taken in group, but by a single judge.
be heard by a single Judge comprise in particular those brought pursuant to Article 179(disputes with civil servants),
Article 14 Referral of a case to a single Judge.
first Instance may sit in plenary session or be constituted by a single Judge.
Indeed, according to the proposed criteria, delegation to a single judge will only be possible after a number of years,
The decision to delegate a case to a single Judge shall be taken after the parties have been heard unanimously by the chamber composed of three Judges before which the case is pending.
force on January 1, 1993, the Pretore(a single judge court) is no longer the only judge which is competent to grant preliminary measures.
to give decisions when constituted by a single judge in certain cases coming under its jurisdiction.
The advantages to be gained from the recourse to a single Judge would be that by reducing the number of Judges called upon to sit on a case- at present three- two other Judges would be released from attending the hearing
Recourse to a single judge might indeed be particularly effective if it were combined with the use of assistant rapporteurs in certain areas of technical specialization,
either to the court of summary jurisdiction if the judgment was pronounced by a single judge or to the Court of Appeal if the judgement was pronounced by a Chamber of three judges.