Judge and Officer

Judge

Judge noun - A person who impartially decides or resolves a dispute or controversy.

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Officer and judge are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Officer" instead a noun "Judge".

Officer noun - A member of a force charged with law enforcement at the local level.

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Judge and officer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a noun "Officer".

Nearby Words: official, office, officered, officering

old	old judge	old officer
good	good judge	good officer
female	female judge	female officer
high	high judge	high officer
Other adjectives: regular, single, corrupt, actual, real, male, black, rogue, new, senior, federal, former, military, retired, said, local, undercover, soviet.

Even if a serving police officer could act as a judge, there is no way the arresting police officer would be assigned to said case.

Source: Hollywood Law
In Grand Theft Auto IV, NOOSE officers sometime declare themselves to be "the judge and the jury, MUTHAFUCKA", although any law enforcement officer in the Grand Theft Auto series qualifies.

Source: Judge, Jury, and Executioner
Bob murders Alice, who was a police officer, firefighter, judge, former judge, hearing officer, elected official, or federal agent, and Bob killed Alice knowing Alice was one of these and for reasons relating to Alice being one of these.

Source: Useful Notes / Three Degrees Of Murder

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