the monarch appoints supreme court judges in the uk.
who appoints supreme court judges in the uk?
the monarch
the chief justice appoints on a temporary basis a number of serving full-time district court judges, retired high court judges and practitioners in private practice (in general, barristers who are senior counsel or solicitors who are senior partners with litigation experience) to sit as part-time deputy high court judges. before 1983, the position of deputy high court judge was known as commissioner.





















































a deputy high court judge may exercise all the jurisdiction, powers and privileges of a full-time judge of the court of first instance.





















































judicial review cases are not listed before part-time judges.
high court (hong kong)
the president of the republic of poland appoints supreme court judges for an indefinite period. this is done upon a motion of the national council of the judiciary. the president also selects the first president of the court from candidates presented by the general assembly of the supreme court. the first president holds office for a six-year term, though he or she may be dismissed by the sejm upon a motion by the president of the republic of poland if found convicted of a crime.
supreme court of poland