Not all judges wear black robes. Judges technically do not have to wear robes at all. The robe and it's color is traditional and customary only.
Some judges now wear dark blue or navy robes. Chief Justice Rhenquist wore black robes with gold stripes, a fashion he took up after playing the role of a judge in a Gilbert and Sullivan performance.
Depending on the court or the calendar, a judge may wear no robe at all. In some states magistrates sit without robes.
It is a tradition that judges wear black robes only in the United States. Judges in Great Britain wear scarlet robes, as anyone who watches PBS would know. There has been controversy in the last few years in England as to whether some of these traditions (including the wigs for both judges and attorneys) should be maintained.
The tradition of wearing black robes dates back to c. 1635, England.
This court case was the first instance of a court ruling a law as unconstitutional, and therefore it was the first time the power of judicial review was exercised.
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The Judicial Branch had this power. The process in which this branch declare laws constitutional or unconstitutional is called the Judicial Review
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Black Robe was created in 1985.
The Black Robe was created in 1881.
Black Robe has 246 pages.
The duration of Black Robe - film - is 1.68 hours.
Black Robe - film - was created on 1991-09-05.
Under the Black Robe - 1914 was released on: USA: November 1914
"Equip" means to use. For example, "I will EQUIP my black robe" which means " I will PUT ON my black robe
black silk cape, black silk robe, plastic vampire fangs, black belt, black pants, tie (blue, black, or red), and a white shirt the robe can be off a harry potter costume: cut off the hood and you have yourself a nice vampire robe.
They were the final judge in all laws.
a guy in a black robe lol
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