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• Judicial ethics experts generally say the views of a judge’s spouse should not be attributed to the jurist, although they can create an appearance problem.

• Young, also a Judiciary Committee member, told The Post and Courier that more detailed disclosures are essential to selecting qualified jurists.

• Several jurists say this type of procedure, although legal in Cuba, does not respect the due process that any accused deserves.

• Here too, conservative jurists have challenged the doctrine.

• Conservatives Clarence Thomas, 72, and Samuel Alito, 70, could opt to step aside for younger right-leaning jurists.

• It is a valiant, encyclopedic attempt of a star jurist to give voice(s) to an embattled philosophical position.

• What responsible jurist would simply cancel trial because the defense decided not to do its job?

• The conservative jurist, whose Supreme Court nomination was rejected in 1987, died Wednesday at 85.

• Posner is generally believed to be the most prolific and most-quoted legal academic and jurist of his generation.

• The Asterisk Rule contradicts everything I believe in as a jurist.

• Whatever a jurist might have thought of these arguments, they had no effect on the Commons.

• A third brother was a prominent jurist, also in Constantinople.

• To the jurist, also, the question of the sexual life of the child is one of great importance.

• He has executed a bust of the distinguished jurist, his father, for the Inner Temple, London.