Judge Wargrave Personality Type, MBTI

Judge Wargrave personality type is INTJ, which is the most commonly accepted personality type in the Myers-Briggs typology. He is referred to as "the Thinking Judge" in the book. A judge is a person with the power to administer justice, who may be an individual, panel, or a board of judges. Judges are appointed by the government to sit in courts to hear trials and determine the facts of the case. The highest degree of punishment in the United States is the death penalty. Death row inmates are usually given a chance to defend themselves in a trial. If they are found guilty, they are sentenced to death. Death row inmates are often executed in prison, though in some states they are given an execution in front of a firing squad. Judges are different from juries because they are not required to judge their own case when judging others. They are not required to be impartial in their decision making process, but instead are required to make fair judgments based on facts. Judges are not allowed to make laws. Judges are not allowed to be elected.