black-robe disease n. (of a judge) an arrogant attitude. Also black robe syndrome. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
black-robe disease n. (of a judge) an arrogant attitude. Also black robe syndrome. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Part and parcel, indicating an integral component, is one of many legal doublets in English consisting of two words that mean essentially the same thing. Others include law and order, cease and desist, will and testament, sole and exclusive. There...
The term elbow clerk, encountered at a conference of judges and lawyers, refers to a clerk who works directly in a judge’s chambers, right at the judge’s elbow. It suggests an all-purpose helper who is always on hand, though the phrase also invites...