For state judges, there should be a state Commission on Judicial Conduct in your state. Try an online search using your state + judicial conduct. A complaint regarding a federal judge begins with filing a complaint on a special form with the clerk of the federal court of appeals for your jurisdiction.
Its either the law society or Judicial Appointments Commission.
The procedure for doing this is not made clear anywhere ....probably deliberately.
Have your lawyer appeal the ruling to another court.
Contact the local bar association.
You have until there is time for a judge to hear the case.
The judge typically never see the police report of the offense he is trying. It might tend to serve to influence his exercise of neutrality. He gains all his information of the case from the testimony he hears.
That's not a possibility. Judges issue warrants based upon the information supplied to them by the lead detective of the case
The judge ensures the fair treatment of all participants in a court case by controlling the tone and pace of the trial. The judge also determines if certain evidence may be unfairly prejudicial to the accused and also aims to protect the victims from unfair tactics of the defense attorney.
Unsure what is being asked. When the defense and prosecution "rest" and the case is ready to go to the jury, the judge "instructs" them in the law(s) applicable to that case before sending them into deliberation.
The County Presiding Judge, provided it's not the judge hearing the case, or through a judicial complaint with the state supreme courtm as the guardian is an attorney.
"The judge kill its case" could mean the judge ruled in a way that it harmed the case in a way that it could not be won. It might also mean the judge dismissed the case.
Being an ecclesiastical person, the judge let the preacher win the case.
You can not. Judge's are forbidden to have any contact with either principal in the case they are hearing without the other side being present.
Report about Case Srebrenica has 139 pages.
Report about Case Srebrenica was created in 2002-09.
No. Once an issue has been decided, the principle of res judicata prevents the same issue from being re-litigated.Another View: It depends entirely on WHAT the judge's ruling was.If the judge ruled the case "Dismissed WITHOUT Prejudice" the case CAN be brought against you again by the prosecutor.Only if the judge ruled "Dismissed WITH Prejudice" is the prosecutor prevented from re-prosecuting you on that samecase.