Definition: The legal procedure of appointing or dismissing a judge, which is the first step in the process of court proceedings and is usually conducted by the clerk of court.

In the bustling city streets, two young women stood at a crossroads, their eyes fixed on the horizon. One was a quiet scholar, while the other was a restless adventurer. They had different paths to follow but both wanted to make a difference in the world. The quiet scholar took a deep breath and looked around, surveying the bustling streets for any signs of change. She heard an echo from somewhere, and turned to find herself face to face with an old woman with long gray hair and glasses. The woman was staring at her with an intense gaze, but she did not move away. The scholar felt a shiver run down her spine as she realized that the old woman was not going anywhere. She could see through the mask of the cloak the light in her eyes. "Let me tell you something," the woman said, her voice firm and steady. "You are very brave indeed." The scholar nodded, feeling a sense of comfort wash over her. The woman continued, "But please remember that all of us have a purpose. We must work together to make this world better." She smiled warmly at the scholar. "I will," the scholar replied, nodding with sincerity. "I am ready for anything you ask of me." The old woman walked away, leaving the scholar to wonder if she would ever see her again. But even though it was hard to imagine the woman ever returning, she knew that she had made a difference in someone's life, and that was all that mattered. As the scholar continued on her journey, she carried with her the lessons of courage, patience, and determination that she had gained from the old woman. She knew that there would be more challenges to come, but for now, she was content to know that she had made a difference in someone's life.