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	Magistrates' courts in Hong Kong are presided over by '
s in the High Court (including appeals from	magistrates' courts and in extradition proceedings) as
It codifies the procedures applicable in	magistrates' courts in the United Kingdom and largely r
cts must be construed as a reference to the	Magistrates' Courts Act 1980
The	Magistrates Courts is a court building on Dale Street,
end political and social imbalances in the	Magistrates Courts and is considered to have been the f
rixton's primary role is to serve the local	magistrates courts (Camberwell Green, Tower Bridge and
courts in England and Wales, instead of the	Magistrates' Courts Service and the Court Service being
ips included the police, local authorities,	Magistrates Courts Service (MCS) and Crown Prosecution
The	Magistrates' Courts Act 1980 (c. 43) is an Act of the P
It replaced the Police and	Magistrates Courts Act 1994, which in turn had replaced
The Act also abolished	Magistrates' Courts' Committees, combining the Magistra
cature for Northern Ireland, county courts,	magistrates' courts, coroners' courts and certain tribu
The Practice of	Magistrates' Courts, 1st ed.
ppeal, the High Court, the Crown Court, the	Magistrates' Courts, the County Courts and the Probate
n regional, national and UK competitions in	Magistrates Courts, Stock Market Challenge, Girls Rugby
o housed most local authority undertakings,	magistrates courts, etc.
Jay Gaynor as chief magistrate of the city	magistrates' courts, first division, City of New York o
of all indictable offences commences in the	Magistrates' Courts, the Secretary for Justice may appl
re metres (215,278 sq ft) and will house 24	magistrates courts.
them brought to account before the British	Magistrates Courts.
World War II, and was subsequently used as	Magistrates' courts.
They sit in various Tribunals and seven	Magistrates' Courts: Eastern, Kowloon City, Kwun Tong,
Special	Magistrates deal with minor offenses and cannot impose
Appeals against	Magistrates' decisions are heard by a Judge of the Cour
When	magistrates demanded to know why she harmed the girls,
Although the investigating	magistrates deny that Laurent was personally implicated
Pontypridd	magistrates dismissed her arguments, and re-imposed the
permitted, in the college courtyard Nobles,	magistrates, doctors of the Sorbonne, college professor
In 1560 the bishops and	magistrates embraced Protestantism, expelled the monks,
R. v. Bow Street	Magistrates, ex parte Pinochet (No. 1) [2000] 1 AC 147,
	Magistrates exercise criminal jurisdiction over a wide
the High Court, as well as Manchester City	Magistrates' Family Courts, the District Probate Regist
original three to be examined before local	magistrates, following Sarah Good and preceding Tituba.
The unified list states the	magistrates for each AUC from the first year of the fir
s a member of the Commission to Review U.S.	Magistrates for Reappointment, U.S. Court for the Distr
The king then reproved the	magistrates for the appointment, and ordered them not o
There are 650 students and	magistrates from 10 countries of the world getting educ
n and was sometime Chairman of the Bench of	Magistrates, Gower Petty sessional division.
Permanent	Magistrates have criminal jurisdiction over a wide rang
in company with the Romans and the Athenian	magistrates, he began his progress to the city in great
He died in the	magistrates house Curragh Camp, Co Kildare, December 23
ruling was passed with the support of most	magistrates; however, three magistrates voted against t
ction to the declining powers of individual	magistrates in police matters.
Venice Bragadin was pressed into the city's	magistrates; in 1560 and later in 1566 he was made a ga
This was approved by the licensing	magistrates in April 1898.
Fearon was bailed to appear before	magistrates in October.
	Magistrates in Warwick fined him £50 for the offence.
All stipendiary	magistrates in the territory are coroners by virtue of
ry, or legal profession (in the case of the	magistrates) in that country.
n, he made, at the instance of the Somerset	magistrates in Lent 1632, an order suppressing the 'wak
ble for the assassination of three District	Magistrates in succession, Douglas, Burge, and Peddy.
The	magistrates in Norwegian cities were forerunners of the
Araucaria has been used by	magistrates in Ontario Courts to help with a large volu
in the 1970s in the Kimberley region where	magistrates informally invited Aboriginal Elders to sit
aring (of the charge or summons) before the	Magistrates is known as a "first appearance".
ar's arrest was issued on April 30, 1692 by	magistrates John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, after Ca
The warrant was signed by	Magistrates Jonathan Corwin and John Hathorne.
also the scribes, administrators, writers,	magistrates, judges.
Stipendiary	Magistrates located at Katherine
utes with judges on the Superior Council of	Magistrates, most of whom are associated with the oppos
Proposed Supreme Tribunal	magistrates must be approved as qualified by a two-thir
Special	Magistrates need not be professionally qualified but ca
volved liberal use of judicial torture, the	magistrates obtained the confessions of the Jewish men.
After six months the impatient	magistrates of Viterbo locked the cardinals in the town
He came into conflict with the	magistrates of Geneva, and in 1571 he moved to Lausanne
ls-Matteo Orsini and Giordano Orsini-by the	magistrates of Viterbo on the charges that they were "i
Only a decade earlier, the	magistrates of Viterbo had intervened in the papal elec
4 referred to 'presents' being given to the	Magistrates of corn, cattle money and having their turf
of bearing arms should be inspected by the	magistrates of each major town and city of England.
and second of April, 1767, were sent to the	magistrates of every town where a Jesuit resided.
Northumberland wrote to the	magistrates of York ordering them to prepare an armed f
governors, town and city mayors, and other	magistrates of the provinces; it also had jurisdiction
, Brimo is among the voters recorded by the	magistrates of Hades: she groans her assent while Cerbe
y, who was twice (1760 and 1763) one of the	magistrates of that city".
as the son of Mr. Andrew Alison, one of the	magistrates of that city."
's aldermen would henceforth be selected by	magistrates of the House of Habsburg (Charles' family).
lace of Justice in Bogota kidnapping to the	magistrates of the high courts, the objective of the ta
ai was the name given to governors or chief	magistrates of important cities under the Kamakura shog
having abused and rendered contemptible the	magistrates of justice by advancing to places of judica
denoted by the respective consuls and other	magistrates, often with the principal events that happe
Tanner appeared before Oxford	magistrates on 4 May and was charged with the murder.
e more often women than men, and to educate	magistrates on the procedures that could find them out
ary on 17 June, to appear before Portsmouth	magistrates on 8 July 2008.
id Westfield would appear at City of London	Magistrates' on September 23, 2010.
he existing police force and the individual	magistrates operating in petty sessions divisions.
ed to secular authorities, such as princes,	magistrates, or city councils", i.e. "the magistracy".
y; the said Select men with the help of two	Magistrates, or the next County court for that Shire, s
The tax was collected by local	magistrates or Overseers of the Poor, and later by Loca
n signed by Captain Swing, would be sent to	Magistrates, Parsons, wealthy farmers or Poor Law Guard
In August 2009,	Magistrates performed a set at the Big Chill festival i
	Magistrates played the 2009 Samsung NME Radar Tour alon
Howgill published A Woe Against the	Magistrates, Priests, and People of Kendall, (1654) end
692, John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, the	magistrates, proceeded in state to the village to hear
Article 70 also makes active judges,	magistrates, public defenders, serving military personn
ere initially arrested, but later freed and	magistrates refused warrants for the searching of Lisna
The	magistrates responded by asking, if she was innocent, w
Meebles bursts into the	magistrates' room
aced, and that he asked his follows to obey	magistrates so long as they did not demand action again
The	Magistrates Suites are located in the high-ceiling Judg
	Magistrates supported Blur for one of their 2009 'comeb
the Governor's Commission on Reform of the	Magistrates System (1938-1940).
escaped a driving ban after she appealed to	magistrates that she needed her car after she was stalk
IV c. 2) gave local	magistrates the powers to search any private property f
ssible to tell in words of the lodgings for	magistrates, the great stoas, the fine marketplaces, th
$100,000, certain statutory provisions give	Magistrates the power to sentence up to three years imp
ts of the Hundred of Salford", published by	magistrates the day after the Peterloo Massacre
On 18 March,	magistrates Thomas Potts, Thomas Graham and Marshall Be
e hearing, however, the woman persuades the	magistrates through pantomime that she is a princess of
ng as a guardian or trustee; and it allowed	magistrates to search their houses for arms.
n petition on December 8, 1692; begging the	magistrates to pay him "overtime" wages for the hard wo
The national vote will elect	magistrates to serve on the Supreme Tribunal of Justice
Hobson immediately sent two	magistrates to the area to establish the British claim
1830, he introduced a bill that would allow	magistrates to enforce observation of Sunday as a relig
ng to stop this practice for some time, but	Magistrates upheld Seebold's application to carry on.
ousand students get education and there are	magistrates upon 57 specialties, more than 1000 teacher
In contrast to	magistrates, vroedschapsleden ("members of the city cou
tinued, but during 1908 a Bench of Honorary	Magistrates was established at Telhara with jurisdictio
ll convicted of manslaughter, and the local	magistrates were censured for not stepping in to preven
Hilary Golder points to research that	magistrates were in fact dealing with small debt claims
Police	Magistrates were able to sit in on Petty Court sessions
Representations Act 1788, under which local	magistrates were permitted to license occasional perfor
owner, arrived at the house from where the	magistrates were watching; some reports allege that the
The	magistrates were favourable, and the ministers hostile;
In 1996, all	magistrates were moved to the new Nottingham Magistrate
These	magistrates were first employed in Sydney Town.
In 1996, all	magistrates were moved to the new Nottingham Magistrate
In 1572,	magistrates were given power to 'survey the poor' and i
Inspectors of Constabulary and Stipendiary	Magistrates were charged with making constant reports f
In 1692	Magistrates were ordered to build Correction Houses or
The	magistrates were told that he had financial problems an
were arrested and brought before the local	magistrates, who sent them to Carthage, the capital of
texts confirmed Einaudi's comments that the	magistrates who had been called on by the victims' fami
tive], who is elected county wide, and five	Magistrates who are elected in magisterial districts re
The city	magistrates, who'd previously considered him something
es, 40, were brought in front of Cheltenham	magistrates with three charges of house burglary on thr
g laws about the independence of judges and	magistrates without a referendum?"
	Magistrates would in time come to be appointed speciall
embers of the council served as Stipendiary	Magistrates would travel the territories and oversee le
apostolic causes were heard), and the local	magistrates would have had the authority to compel the

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