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Term: JUDGESHIP
Definition: A judgeship is the job or power of being a judge. It can also refer to the time when someone is a judge.
Definition: Judgeship refers to the office or authority of a judge. It can also refer to the period of time during which a judge holds their position.
Examples:
These examples illustrate the two different meanings of judgeship. In the first example, judgeship refers to the position or authority of a judge. The person has been appointed to the office of a judge. In the second example, judgeship refers to the period of time during which a judge holds their position. The Supreme Court Justice held their position for 30 years.