### person:

Judge
* Most judges are lawyers who are able to understand the law.
* appoint personal representatives
* are adjudicators.
* are capable of judges
  - marry couples
  - civil servants who have never worked as lawyers
* are human beings also and are subject to the same psychological reactions as laymen
  - with opinions on the issues
  - judges from the very beginning of their law career
  - legal professionals
* are located in courtrooms
  - weddings
* are motivated by the goal of classifies
  - justice
  - worry
  - officials
  - part of prophets
  - people and, like everyone else, they make bad decisions from time to time
  - the ultimate legal authority in the criminal justice system
* argue crime.
* ask officials.
* consider factors.
* desire good reputations
  - order
* determine enough evidence
* find causes
  - probable causes
* have ages
  - cases
  - experience
  - cell membranes
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
* involve in cases.
* is an adjudicator
* learn skills.
* make decisions.
* occupy positions.
* require proof.
* reserve rights.
* see summaries.
* share responsibility.
* sit on benches.
* still wear robes, as do priests, bishops and popes.
* to recognize truth.
+ Ski jumping: Skiing :: Winter Olympic sports
  * Judges give points both for length of the jump and for the jump style. Ski jumping is a part of the Winter Olympic Games.

### person | judge:

Appraiser
* Some appraisers handle property taxes as a deduction from gross income.
* are business people
  - critics
  - evaluators
  - workers
* model the behavior of buyers and sellers.

Magistrate
* are judges.
* exercise criminal jurisdiction over a wide range of offences.
* often sit for only half a day or one day a week.
* vary in their grades and powers.

### person | judge | ordinary:

Ordinary consciousness
* encourages entropy of thought and frenetic, dissonant perceptions of reality.
* is bound by cognitive categories related to conditioned behavior.

Junior
* are people.
* are the future of golf
  - many sports
  - upstarts
* means of continuing education through programs, projects and working with others.

Juvenile
* cowcod eat small shrimp and crabs.
* more generic term that describes young fish before they reach the adult stage.
* rattlesnakes, like adult rattlesnakes, pose the same danger if encountered and threatened.
* spotted gar eat mosquito larvae.
* whipsnakes consume insects, including crickets, locusts, and cicadas.

### person | juvenile:

Fledged juvenile
* are only able to fly short distances.
+ American Robin, Breeding, Eggs and young: Thrushes
  * The adults will give an alarm call to warn the juveniles that there is a predator near by. The parents will then attack the predator. Some of the predators they will attack are cats and dogs. They will even go after humans if the human gets close to their young. Fledged juveniles are only able to fly short distances. The coloring of the juveniles helps them hide better in bushes or trees. This kind of coloring is called camouflage.

Infective juvenile
* Most infective juveniles persist only a few days following a release in field conditions.
* are resistant to desiccation and can survive in damp soil for several months.
* seek out an insect host, and enter into the body cavity through openings.