is a famous saying of American Justice Hewitt.

Chief Justice generally refers to the rank of judges, which varies in different countries or regions. For example, the judges in China are called the judges of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China, which is the highest rank of judges in China.

The Chief Justice was originally responsible for presiding over the meetings of the House of Lords (similar to the Speaker) according to his traditional rights, but since the Constitutional Reform Act of 25 came into effect, the relevant functions have been transferred to the Speaker of the House of Lords.

In addition, whenever the monarch appoints several Chief Commissioners to perform certain duties (for example, when Parliament announces that Royal Assent has been granted), the Chief Justice often serves as the Chief Commissioner, while the other Chief Commissioners are usually members of the House of Lords who also hold the rank of Advisor to the Privy Council. When the Chief Justice exercises the post of Chief Commissioner, he will wear a parliamentary gown decorated with ferret fur and a triangular hat, while other Chief Commissioners will wear a double-horned hat.