Title, Canon

 1    4,106 |             of the permanent~synod, judges it necessary; (3) at least
 2    4,119 |      consent of the permanent synod judges it opportune to commit the~
 3    7,191 |        through a judicial vicar and judges.~
 4    7,238 |             eparchial bishop, if he judges it opportune,~can invite
 5    7,243 |      affairs, chancellor, eparchial judges, promoter of~justice and
 6    7,278 |            which the local hierarch judges appropriate for~promoting
 7    7,285 |           parish on the one whom he judges suitable without any partiality;
 8    7,301 |          heard, unless he~prudently judges otherwise, the pastor, or
 9   12,415 |     visitation there or whenever he judges that grave reasons suggest
10   12,431 |          which he himself prudently~judges incompatible with his dignity.
11   15,597 |     authority, and, as teachers and judges of faith and morals for
12   16,771 | investigations, even private, if he judges it~opportune.~
13   21,985 |        power, which is possessed by judges or judicial~colleges, is
14   23,1031|           unless the local hierarch~judges that the Church would be
15   24,1059|            Apostolic See or through~judges delegated by him. 2. This
16   24,1063|             have its own president, judges, promoter of justice, defenders
17   24,1063|           synod; the president, the judges, the promoter~of justice
18   24,1063|    instances with the assistance of judges who serve in rotation, for
19   24,1063|            succeeding instances, by judges who serve in rotation, the
20   24,1066|              the appellate tribunal judges in first instance, with
21   24,1068|             bishops. 2. If suitable judges and other~tribunal officers
22   24,1069|              the eparchial tribunal~judges in first instance.~
23   24,1070|            the manner of appointing judges and other officers of the
24   24,1071|         decisions to be~made by the judges.~
25   24,1072|            incompetence of inferior judges is absolute in the cases
26   24,1083|          1083~1. A conflict between judges as to which of them is competent~
27   24,1084|        collegiate tribunal of~three judges: (1) cases concerning the
28   24,1084|          case to a college~of three judges. 3. If it happens that a
29   24,1085|           not~by a lesser number of judges; if, however, a single judge
30   24,1087|             is to appoint eparchial judges in the~eparchy who are clerics.
31   24,1087|            faithful to be appointed judges; when it is~necessary, one
32   24,1087|           the Apostolic See. 3. The judges are to be of unimpaired
33   24,1088|        judicial vicar and the~other judges are to be appointed for
34   24,1090|            to designate by turn two judges~from among the eparchial
35   24,1090|            from among the eparchial judges who together with the presiding~
36   24,1090|             appoint substitutes for judges once they are assigned unless
37   24,1091|        assign one of the collegiate judges as the ponens, unless he
38   24,1091|          case at the meeting of the judges and puts the sentence into
39   24,1093|           one either from among the judges of the tribunal or from~
40   24,1102|                       Canon 1102~1. Judges and other officers of the
41   24,1111|                          Canon 1111~Judges and tribunals are to see
42   24,1113|                       Canon 1113~1. Judges and tribunal personnel are
43   24,1113|            the discussion among the judges in a~collegiate tribunal
44   24,1115|                       Canon 1115~1. Judges who refuse to try a case
45   25,1292|            day and at what hour the judges~are to convene for their
46   25,1292|      otherwise;~only the college of judges can be present. 2. On the
47   25,1292|       assigned for the meeting, the judges shall individually and without~
48   25,1292|      authenticity signed by~all the judges, and are to be kept secret
49   25,1292|            an appeal. 5. But if the judges~are unwilling or unable
50   25,1293|          those which the individual judges brought out in the discussion,~
51   25,1293|      decided by the majority of the~judges which reasons are to be
52   25,1293|          approval of the individual judges. 3. The~sentence must be
53   25,1293|            collegiate tribunal, the~judges set a longer period of time
54   25,1295|           the signatures of all the judges and the notary.~
55   25,1304|           an illegitimate number of judges contrary to~the prescription
56   26,1399|             if the eparchial bishop~judges that he is not going to
57   27,1415|            imposing a penalty if he judges that one can better~achieve
58   28,1469|            he deems it prudent, two~judges or others expert in the
59   29,1539|        Canon 1538~1. As often as he judges that a dispensation will