what is the personnel of each court?
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Basically all courts have an usher and a clerk to the court.\nIt then depends on the court, in the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords up to 7 Law Lords can sit at one time to hear a case, normally it is 3 in the court of appeal.\n\nIn the crown court it is one judge\n\nMagistrates court will be a chairperson who is legally qualified and two lay magistrates from members of the public who are advised in law by the clerk to the court. The clerk to the magistrates will also be legally qualified.\n\nThere will also be a stenographer who will transcribe the proceedings as well as the proceedings being recorded.\n\nAs to the level of representation in these courts at the moment is under review. From crown court upwards solicitors do not have a right of audience which is why a barrister has to be instructed.\n\nConversly you can represent yourself, however without legal training it is not a good idea and in some cases it is frowned upon by the courts when defendants cross examine victims.\n\nHope this helps.
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Try this link, it will get you the info you need...\n\nhttp://dw.courts.wa.gov/index.cfm
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You have to visit the court and ask the authoroties about it .
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Cheif Justice: Melville Fuller\nAssociate Justices: Stephen J. Field, John M. Harlan, Horace Gray, David J. Brewer, Henry B. Brown, George Shiras Jr., Edward D. White, Rufus Peckham.\n\nMajority Opinion written by Henry B. Brown, Dissenting opinion by John M. Harlan.
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According to a real literal reading of the Constitution, it would just be the "Court."  It refers to a supreme Court, not as the title "Supreme Court" but just to mean the highest court in the land as compared to the inferior courts.\n\nSo, the head of the Judicial Branch is "the Court."
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You can go to the website for the court.  Usually, all key personnel, including judges, will have their education and bar admissions listed.  Also, you may want to check www.martindale.com and www.findlaw.com to see if your judge is listed there.  Participation on both of these websites is voluntary, so your judge may or may not be listed.
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there are several,The United States Supreme Court consists of the Chief Justice of the United States and eight associate justices
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All nine of them.  The United States Supreme Court does not break down by state, they only give decisions on a nation-wide level.  \n\nI think you are thinking about the United States Courts of Appeals, which are each assigned to a "circuit" or territory.  Illinois is part of the Seventh Circuit.  The current Chief Judge of the Seventh Circuit is the Hon. Joel Martin Flaum.
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The nine members of the Supreme Court are referred to as Justices.  They have drivers which double as bodyguards.  They pick them up at their residences in the morning and drive them to the Supreme Court building.  There are armed guards throughout the building and its perimeter.  \n   Once the session has ended for the day, their respective drivers take them home or wherever else they may be going.  They do not have secret service detail for their private residences, unless it is warranted by some threat.\n   Recently, Justice David Souter was required to have protection at his home.  Protesters were trying to have his house condemned in response to the Court's decision over an eminent domain case in the northeast with which they were extremely displeased the with outcome of the trial.
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every circuit is different \ngoogle rules of court for your location
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Stephen G. Breyer\nRuth Bader Ginsburg\nClarence Thomas\nDavid H. Souter\nAnthony Kennedy\nWilliam H. Rhenquist\nAntonin Scalia\nSandra Day O'Connor\nJohn Paul Stevens
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Legislative, Executive, and Judicial
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Judge, supreme court judge, attorney, police cheif, police capt, police sgt, police sgt.  Warden, correctional counselors,\n\nAnd I guess on the other side, professional theft and so on.
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There are nine justices in total, the Chief Justice and eight Associate Justices.  The court does not need back-up because it can issue decisions without input from all of the justices if necessary.
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I suspect you mean who is a court justice - or their full title Justice of the Peace. Also known as a lay magistrate, they sit in the local Magistrates Court, where all criminal cases are first heard - the more serious ones are then passed up to the crown court. Lay Magistrates are volunteers from the local community, they normally sit as a bench of 3 and have a trained solicitor or barrister as their legal Clark. hope that helps.
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Go through the courts
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Chief Justice of the Supreme Court - John Roberts (2005)\n\nAssociate Justices of the Supreme Court -\nJohn Paul Stevens (1975)\nAntonin Scalia (1986)\nAnthony Kennedy (1988)\nDavid Souter (1990)\nClarence Thomas (1991)\nRuth Bader Ginsburg (1993)\nSteven Breyer (1994)\nSamuel Alito (2006)