Examples of Merit Selection in a sentence
Kelley Armitage, Denial Ain’t Just a River in Egypt: A Thorough Review of Judicial Elections, Merit Selection and the Role of State Judges in Society, 29 CAP.
Jona Goldschmidt, Merit Selection: Current Status, Procedures, and Issues, 49 U.
In addition to the qualifications for circuit court and court of appeals judges and Supreme Court justices contained in this article, the General Assembly by law shall establish a Judicial Merit Selection Commission to consider the qualifications and fitness of candidates for all judicial positions on these courts and on other courts of this State which are filled by election of the General Assembly.
The Merit Selection Committee shall advertise, accept applications and interview candidates for the position of Public Defender.
There shall be a public defender who shall be appointed by the County Executive, subject to confirmation by the County Legislature, chosen in the following manner: Upon the vacancy of the office of the Public Defender, the County Executive shall choose a new Public Defender, subject to the approval of the Legislature, from a list submitted by the Merit Selection Committee.
Applications for and selection to positions on open merit are to be undertaken in accordance with the Merit Selection Procedure.
After completing its interview process, the Merit Selection Committee shall submit to the County Executive a list of at least three (3) candidates in order of preference unless it determines that there are fewer than three (3) candidates who are qualified for the position.
Averill, Jr., Observations on the Wyoming Experience with Merit Selection of Judges: A Model for Arkansas, 17 U.
Upon notification of nonrenewal of the Public Defender, the Merit Selection Committee shall commence its selection process.Nothing herein shall preclude the Public Defender from being renewed for more than one(1) successive term.He or she shall be duly admitted to the practice of law in the State of New York.
Malia Reddick, Merit Selection: A Review of the Social Scientific Literature, 106 DICK.