Judicial appointee definition

Judicial appointee means a judicial appointee, as defined in Rule 18-200.3.
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Judicial appointee means a judicial appointee, as defined in Rule 16-814.
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Judicial appointee means a judicial appointee, as defined
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Examples of Judicial appointee in a sentence

  • Any Executive officer, Senator, or Judicial appointee, who fails to maintain eligibility requirements during their term of office, shall forfeit their position.


More Definitions of Judicial appointee

Judicial appointee means: (1) an auditor, examiner, master, or referee appointed by the Court of Appeals, the Court of Special Appeals, a circuit court, or an orphans' court; or (2) a commissioner appointed by a District Administrative Judge with the approval of the Chief Judge of the District Court of Maryland.Cross reference: For the definition of judicial appointee for purposes of filing a financial disclosure statement, see Rule 16-816 a. Alternative A - Rules Committee’s Version
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Related to Judicial appointee

  • Judicial Member means a Member of the Appellate Tribunal appointed as such under clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 46;

  • Provisional appointment means the employment of a person to a vacant position for no more than a six-month period for emergency or in interim conditions. The General Manager may extend a provisional appointment for up to an additional six-month period.

  • Judicial commitment means a commitment by a court pursuant

  • Appointee means the person named by you and registered with us in accordance with the Nomination Schedule, who is authorized to receive the Death Benefit under this Policy on the death of the Life Assured while the Nominee is a minor;

  • Enforcement Director means the Assistant Director of the Office of Enforcement for the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, or his or her delegate.