rent-a-judges
rent-a-judges is the plural of rent-a-judge.
Meaning of rent-a-judge
Noun
rent-a-judge (countable and uncountable, plural rent-a-judges)
- A system of arbitration in a private court, with a hired judge acting as a arbitrator.
- Perhaps most importantly, Koford did not think that rent-a-judge is available only to the wealthy.1981, California Lawyer
- A judge in such a private court.
- Unlike their public court counterparts, rent-a-judges do not pass through the screening process of public election or governmental appointment.2005 October 20, Simon Roberts, Michael Palmer, Dispute Processes: ADR and the Primary Forms of Decision-Making, Cambridge University Press, →ISBN, page 344
Questions about rent-a-judges
- What is rent-a-judges the plural of?
- Rent-a-judges is the plural of rent-a-judge.
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