Nonjudicial

In Maryland, the foreclosure sale does not have to be conducted by a judge and so it is called a nonjudicial sale. ❋ Benny L. Kass (2010)

Such a prospect is particularly worrisome for residents in states that allow lenders to foreclose without court supervision, known as nonjudicial foreclosure states. ❋ Unknown (2008)

They are charged with pandering and basically wrongly engaging in sex acts with another person while being filmed, and that, then, being broadcast over a public Web site -- four additional members facing what is called nonjudicial punishment. ❋ Unknown (2006)

They can have a what's called nonjudicial foreclosure. ❋ Unknown (2005)

Segal will still face what's known as nonjudicial punishment for dereliction of duty in providing alcohol to a minor. ❋ Unknown (2003)

Washington is a so-called nonjudicial foreclosure state, where courts don't review documents and banks hire trustees to handle home seizures. ❋ Margaret Cronin Fisk (2011)

It's called nonjudicial foreclosure, and in practice it means a house can be sold on the courthouse steps with no judge or arbitrator involved. ❋ Unknown (2010)

We are trying to get a full picture - how incidents are reported, what kinds of investigations occur, the number of courts-martial, or the kind of nonjudicial proceedings taking place,'' said Sandra Park, a staff attorney at the Women's Rights Project of the ❋ Unknown (2011)

The lender can sue you through the court system called a "judicial foreclosure," or the lender can give you approximately three to six months notification and execute a "nonjudicial" foreclosure. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The vast majority of foreclosures in California are via the "nonjudicial" process. ❋ Justin Harelik (2010)

A more radical proposal from the Florida Bankers Association would have Florida join 37 other states in bypassing the courts altogether by allowing "nonjudicial" foreclosures. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Maryland doesn't require banks to conduct foreclosure proceedings through courts, but unlike other nonjudicial states, Maryland requires banks to go back to court and confirm completed foreclosure sales. ❋ Nick Timiraos (2011)

For a current or former member of the Armed Forces, an inference of current use may be drawn from recent disciplinary or other administrative action based on confirmed drug use, e.g., court-martial conviction, nonjudicial punishment, or an administrative discharge based on drug use or drug rehabilitation failure. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Foreclosures would proceed as mandated by state law, but the conclusions of the attorneys with the Task Forces would become powerful evidence in judicial proceedings and help those in nonjudicial states seek redress, either before a court or before the federal Strike Force. ❋ Jennifer Brunner (2010)

Bank of America Merrill Lynch economists expect the foreclosure process to speed up in nonjudicial states next year, with liquidations peaking in 2013. ❋ Kelly Evans (2011)