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John Parker (judge) (701 bytes)
1: ...ges, left to right: [[John Parker (US judge)|John Parker]], [[Francis Biddle]], [[Alexander Volchkov]], [[...
3: .... He was the alternate [[United States|American]] judge during the proceedings.
6: {{Nuremberg Trial judges|Parker, John Johnston}}
8: [[Category:1885 births|Parker, John Johnston]]
9: [[Category:1958 deaths|Parker, John Johnston]]

Judge Parker (1372 bytes)
1: '''Judge Parker''' is a [[soap opera]]-style comic strip created ...
3: ... focus on handsome young attorney Sam Driver, and Parker was almost entirely phased out of his own strip. ...
5: ...[[Rex Morgan, M.D.]]'' and ''[[Apartment 3-G]]'', used the pen name "Paul Nichols" writing the strip. ...
8: ...tures.com/features/comics/jparker/about.htm Judge Parker at King Features]
9: *[http://www.toonopedia.com/parker.htm Toonopedia]

John Brown (judge) (731 bytes)
1: ...publican Party|Republican]] from [[Texas]], was a judge of the [[United States Court of Appeals for the F...
4: ....S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit|Brown, John]]

John Kay (judge) (1435 bytes)
1: :''Other persons have been called [[John Kay]]''
3: ...3]], [[1943]] - [[July 2]], [[2004]]) was a Lord Justice of the [[Court of Appeal of England and Wales...
7: ...in [[1984]] and was named to the [[High Court of Justice of England and Wales]] in [[1992]].
9: ...ing her two young sons, and dismissed the posthumous appeal in the name of the executed [[Ruth Ellis]]...
15: [[Category:1943 births|Kay, John]]

John Wentworth (judge) (1287 bytes)
1: ... from his cousin, the [[John Wentworth (governor)|John Wentworth]] who was the colony's governor.
3: ... [[common pleas]], and starting in [[1776]] as a justice in the New Hampshire supreme court, in spite ...
7: John's son, [[John Wentworth Jr.]], represented New Hampshire in the...
9: [[Category:1719 births|Wentworth, John]]
10: [[Category:1781 deaths|Wentworth, John]]

John Parker (914 bytes)
1: The name '''John Parker''' may refer to
2: *[[John Parker (judge)|John Parker]], an American judge who served at the [[Nuremberg Trials]]
3: *[[John Parker (Continental Congress)|John Parker]] of [[South Carolina]], a member of the [[Contin...
4: *[[John Parker (U.S. politician)|John Parker]], Presidential Candidate ([[2004]]) of the [[Wor...
5: *[[John Parker (UK politician)|John Parker]], (1906-1987) British politician, [[Labour Party...

John Havelock Parker (433 bytes)
1: '''John Havelock Parker''' was Commissioner of the [[Northwest Territorie...
15: ...ommissioners of the Northwest Territories|Parker, John]]

John Henry Parker (2068 bytes)
1: '''John Henry Parker''' ([[March 1]], [[1806]] - [[January 31]], [[188...
3: ...a bookseller at Oxford in 1832, he conducted the business with great success, the most important of th...
7: ...atisfying himself of the historical truth of much usually regarded as legendary. Two volumes of his ''...
9: ...9]] he endowed the keepership of the [[Ashmolean Museum]] with a sum yielding £250 a year, and under t...
12: [[Category:1806 births|Parker, John Henry]]

John Parker (UK politician) (1013 bytes)
1: ... John Harvey Parker''', normally known as '''John Parker''' ([[1906]]-[[1987]]) was a long-serving [[Briti...
3: ... was educated at [[Marlborough College]] and [[St John's College, Oxford]]. In [[1931]] he contested the...
5: ... ([[1979]]-[[1983]]) he was the [[Father of the House of Commons]].
9: [[Category:1906 births|Parker, John]]
10: [[Category:1987 deaths|Parker, John]]

Judge Not (349 bytes)
1: ...rley was not discouraged and continued to record music.
5: [[de:Judge Not]]

Judge (8110 bytes)
1: :''For the hardcore band '''Judge''', see [[Judge (band)]]''
3: ...[court]]. The powers, functions, and training of judges varies widely from [[jurisdiction]] to jurisdict...
6: ... the best [[cattle]] or best home-made [[jam]]; a judge at a [[dog show]] determines which of several [[d...
8: ==Judges in the Legal System==
10: ...]], the [[judiciary]]. In a democratic country, a judges powers and influences are supposed to operate in...

Judge Di (305 bytes)
1: ...Judge Di (note: in ancient Chinese crime stories, judges are often in the role of the [[detective]].)

The Judge (741 bytes)
1: ''The Judge'' was a magazine published in the [[United States...
3: *[[Frank Tousey]], publisher of dime novels
6: The first printing of ''Judge'' was in [[October 29]], [[1881]]. It was sixteen...
8: ...%20aids/JudgeMagazine.htm#Biography Deleware Art Museum]

Judge Reinhold (1457 bytes)
1: '''Judge Reinhold''' (born [[May 21]], [[1957]] in [[Wilmi...
3: ...l of the Arts]], Judge Reinhold performed at various regional theatres, including [[Burt Reynolds' Din...
9: ...res, [[Beverly Hills Cop III]] and [[The Santa Clause]].
11: ...rom his acting work, as of [[November]] [[2003]], Judge Reinhold works with the [[Boys and Girls Clubs of...
13: [[Category:American actors|Reinhold, Judge]]

Judge McGruder (905 bytes)
1: ...a-City One]], and the first Judge to become Chief Judge twice.
3: ...shortly after the [[Apocalypse War]] when [[Chief Judge Griffin]] was killed.
4: ...Seven Samurai incident, and took [[the Long Walk (Judge Dredd)|the Long Walk]] into the [[Cursed Earth]].
6: ... crisis, and was subsequently re-elected as Chief Judge.
7: ...t went disastrously wrong, and was succeeded by [[Judge Volt]].

Mychal F. Judge (6314 bytes)
1: [[Image:mychaljudge.jpg|thumb|280px|Father Mychal was the first offic...
3: '''Father Mychal F. Judge, OFM''' ([[May 11]], [[1933]]-[[September 11]], [...
7: ...[[1978]], with the support of [[Alcoholics Anonymous]], that he was able to kick the habit. He contin...
11: At the age of 15, Judge began the formation process to enter the Francisc...
15: ...e of the Madonna cradling the lifeless body of Jesus.]]

Judge (2000 AD) (1161 bytes)
1: ...ot to be confused with the real-world office of [[judge]], please.''
3: ...ose of [[judge]] and [[police|police officer]], thus avoiding long legal wrangles by allowing for crim...
5: ...a citizen a few months in an Iso-Cube would get a Judge a twenty-year sentence, to be served at hard labo...
7: In the ''Judge Dredd'' [[future history]], the Judge system originated in the United States (see [[His...
9: ...nderson]], [[Judge Hershey]], and the eponymous [[Judge Dredd]].

Judge Hershey (3000 bytes)
1: ...rt of the fictional universe recounted in the ''[[Judge Dredd]]'' series that appears in the UK comic boo...
3: ...lypse War]] when Hershey was called upon again by Judge Dredd to join his Apocalypse Squad.
5: ... - but the Chief Judge refused to comply, as she suspected Hershey was after her job.
7: ...e ballot among Senior Judges, while the new Chief Judge, Hadrian Volt, romped home with 208.
9: Hershey eventually became Chief Judge following the suicide of Volt at the end of the S...

Judge Kraken (2538 bytes)
1: ...k]] in what is left of [[Australia]] (See ''[[Oz (Judge Dredd story)|Oz]]'').
3: ...wing increasing signs of disillusionment with the judge system.
5: ...udge. Kraken performed impeccably, his skills and judgement outshining even those of his assessor. Howeve...
7: ...covered up Dredd's disappearance from the city by using Kraken to assume his identity (See ''[[Countdo...
9: ... dimensional limbo, thus creating ''[[Necropolis (Judge Story)|Necropolis]]''.

Judge Dread (1067 bytes)
1: ... white artist to get a reggae hit in [[Jamaica]]. Judge Dread died on stage in The Penny Theatre, [[Cante...
3: The [[Guinness Book of World Records]] credits Judge Dread for having the most [[censorship|banned]] s...
5: ...the [[comic book]] and [[film|movie]] character [[Judge Dredd]]. In the [[1990s]] some [[tabloid]] [[news...
15: [http://www.tic.de/mkrauel/dread.htm Judge Dread Memorial Site]
19: {{music-stub}}

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