nine supreme court judges are there in canada.
how many supreme court judges are there in canada?
nine
supreme court judges are appointed by the president of israel, from names submitted by the judicial selection committee, which is composed of nine members: three supreme court judges (including the president of the supreme court), two cabinet ministers (one of them being the minister of justice), two knesset members, and two representatives of the israel bar association. appointing supreme court judges requires a majority of 7 of the 9 committee members, or two less than the number present at the meeting.
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once a judge is appointed by the mayor to the criminal court, they can be transferred from one court to another by the office of court administration, and after two years' service in the lower courts, they may be designated by the chief administrator of the courts as an acting supreme court justice with the same jurisdiction as a supreme court justice upon consultation and agreement with the presiding justice of the appropriate appellate division. the mayor may appoint 107 criminal court judges, but only about 73 to 74 currently work in criminal court: 46 of these are mayorally appointed criminal court judges, and the remaining 27 are civil court judges (some elected and some mayorally appointed) assigned to criminal court; the other approximately 60 mayorally appointed criminal court judges have been designated acting supreme court judges to sit in supreme court hearing felony cases.
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