Judge
Rebuke
Rebuke verb - To criticize (someone) so as to correct a fault.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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In Real Life - even then - the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
Source: Film / The Violent Years - In Real Life-even then-the judge would be overturned on appeal at warp speed, likely followed by a rebuke from the state judicial review board.
Source: Hollywood Law - If this happens, expect the judge to rebuke the prosecution.
Source: Plea Bargain
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