The supreme court consists of three judges elected by the people for six years.
The supreme court is composed of three judges, elected by the legislature for eight years; one every four years, one every six, and one every eight years.
In appeals cases on the territorial level, the courts consist of three judges only.
When they are hearing an appealed case, the panel has a minimum of three judges.
The expense of three judges, however moderate the compensation, has also weighed in favor of an abandonment of the system.
The decision had been made by three judges, of whom he was one, against two who dissented.
In either case it must be the act of three judges, and one is more likely to convince three out of five than three out of four.
The Circuit Court of Appeals is held by three judges, two constituting a quorum.
Still above the district tribunals are five courts of appeal, each comprising a body of three judges.
Next above are the tribunals of first instance, one in each of the twenty-six arrondissements into which the kingdom is divided, and each consisting of three judges.
For the trial of many sorts of criminal cases there are special Schwurgerichte, or jury courts, which sit under the presidency of three judges of the Landgerichte.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "three judges" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
