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he detention of the suspect was extended by | magistrates by a further period of 24 hours, to the max |
In August 2009, | Magistrates performed a set at the Big Chill festival i |
g laws about the independence of judges and | magistrates without a referendum?" |
days later the police, local gentry, three | magistrates and a great crowd gathered at the brink of |
Police | Magistrates were able to sit in on Petty Court sessions |
cts must be construed as a reference to the | Magistrates' Courts Act 1980 |
rrent court inception is established by the | Magistrates' Court Act 1989 (Parliament of Victoria). |
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 |
lins cleared Mr Pastras in the Broadmeadows | Magistrates Court after finding that police could not p |
It was originally called Horseferry Road | Magistrates' Court, after Horseferry Road where it is s |
ays the examination continued, and then the | magistrates committed all three of the women to the jai |
Magistrates are an indie-soul quartet hailing from Esse | |
s a crime and, on summary conviction in the | Magistrates' Court, an offender can be sentenced to up |
dmond-Bate was later convicted at Wakefield | Magistrates Court and charged with "obstructing a polic |
served as Vice-Chair of the City of London | Magistrates Court and as Sheriff of the City of London. |
ibunal, he was arrested, brought before the | Magistrates' Court and handed over to the army. |
In Philippi, a Roman colony, Roman | magistrates beat and jailed Paul and his companions on |
, he is due to appear at the Waltham Forest | Magistrates' Court and challenge the charge as a contra |
s in the High Court (including appeals from | magistrates' courts and in extradition proceedings) as |
This building serves today as the | magistrates' court and youth correctional facility. |
end political and social imbalances in the | Magistrates Courts and is considered to have been the f |
Hines was charged with influencing | Magistrates Capshaw and Erwin to throw out policy cases |
side Joondalup Shopping City, the Joondalup | Magistrates' Court and the regional office and station |
Its site is now occupied by Durham | Magistrates' Court and the university's Parsons Field b |
ding with Devon County Council, North Devon | Magistrates Court and Barnstaple County Court. |
Decisions from the | Magistrates Court and some tribunals can be appealed ag |
of the Supreme Court of Victoria, Melbourne | Magistrates' Court and County Court. |
Howgill published A Woe Against the | Magistrates, Priests, and People of Kendall, (1654) end |
During her multiple examinations by local | magistrates between April and June 1692, Abigail confes |
This was approved by the licensing | magistrates in April 1898. |
The | Magistrates Suites are located in the high-ceiling Judg |
tive], who is elected county wide, and five | Magistrates who are elected in magisterial districts re |
Appeals against | Magistrates' decisions are heard by a Judge of the Cour |
Stipendiary | Magistrates located at Katherine |
's appeal against the orders of the Federal | Magistrates Court be allowed, and that the orders be se |
Proposed Supreme Tribunal | magistrates must be approved as qualified by a two-thir |
He was appointed clerk in the | magistrates' court, before joining the legal firm of Ho |
in company with the Romans and the Athenian | magistrates, he began his progress to the city in great |
Magistrates supported Blur for one of their 2009 'comeb | |
Broadmeadows | Magistrates' Court, Broadmeadows |
The taverns were generally regarded by the | magistrates as brothels and the waitresses were so rega |
The Former Melbourne | Magistrates' Court building, located on the corner of L |
View of the Adelaide | Magistrates' Court building. |
It deals mainly with | magistrates' court business for the Petty Sessions Dist |
The | magistrates responded by asking, if she was innocent, w |
ll convicted of manslaughter, and the local | magistrates were censured for not stepping in to preven |
October 2009 Martin appeared in the Hobart | Magistrates Court charged with having sex with a twelve |
Canadian servicemen appeared at Bow Street | Magistrates' Court charged with riot, and six other ser |
from Blyth, when they appeared at Newcastle | Magistrates' Court charged with conspiracy to commit mu |
Inspectors of Constabulary and Stipendiary | Magistrates were charged with making constant reports f |
d football hooligans appeared in Manchester | magistrates court charged with violent disorder followi |
ber 2009, Davenport appeared before Bedford | magistrates court charged with assault occasioning actu |
ed to secular authorities, such as princes, | magistrates, or city councils", i.e. "the magistracy". |
ts of justices of the peace, appointment of | magistrates and civil procedure in the state by widenin |
On 9 August 2006 at St Albans | Magistrates' Court, Coleman was given three points on h |
ch 2005, responsibility for the 42 existing | Magistrates' Courts Committees and Court Service passed |
The Act also abolished | Magistrates' Courts' Committees, combining the Magistra |
ew South Wales would also in time authorise | magistrates (the common name for justices of the peace |
Magistrates and constables were hired, mining regulatio | |
4 referred to 'presents' being given to the | Magistrates of corn, cattle money and having their turf |
All | magistrates are coroners by virtue of their office . |
cature for Northern Ireland, county courts, | magistrates' courts, coroners' courts and certain tribu |
The warrant was signed by | Magistrates Jonathan Corwin and John Hathorne. |
the High Court, as well as Manchester City | Magistrates' Family Courts, the District Probate Regist |
Magistrates exercise criminal jurisdiction over a wide | |
Permanent | Magistrates have criminal jurisdiction over a wide rang |
He died in the | magistrates house Curragh Camp, Co Kildare, December 23 |
Dandenong | Magistrates' Court, Dandenong |
ts of the Hundred of Salford", published by | magistrates the day after the Peterloo Massacre |
Nelson County | Magistrates Building, December 2008 |
Article 70 also makes active judges, | magistrates, public defenders, serving military personn |
Although the | magistrates and deputies sat together, they voted separ |
local initiatives by presiding stipendiary | magistrates and did not reflect a whole of government a |
d with the murder of Robert Nairac at Newry | magistrates' court during a bail hearing on the two cou |
The unified list states the | magistrates for each AUC from the first year of the fir |
of bearing arms should be inspected by the | magistrates of each major town and city of England. |
They sit in various Tribunals and seven | Magistrates' Courts: Eastern, Kowloon City, Kwun Tong, |
1830, he introduced a bill that would allow | magistrates to enforce observation of Sunday as a relig |
tinued, but during 1908 a Bench of Honorary | Magistrates was established at Telhara with jurisdictio |
o housed most local authority undertakings, | magistrates courts, etc. |
and second of April, 1767, were sent to the | magistrates of every town where a Jesuit resided. |
City of Westminster | Magistrates' Court, facing south down Horseferry Road |
ctors that argument proceeds in the Federal | Magistrates and Family Courts. |
The | magistrates were favourable, and the ministers hostile; |
These | magistrates were first employed in Sydney Town. |
Jay Gaynor as chief magistrate of the city | magistrates' courts, first division, City of New York o |
granted a Forfeiture Order by the Liverpool | Magistrates Court, following an investigation by the Mo |
to pay court costs of £4,522 by Hartlepool | Magistrates' court for improperly disposing of asbestos |
ith's tenure concerned speaking evil of the | magistrates and for uttering libellous and slanderous w |
by litter in public places can apply to the | Magistrates' Court for an abatement notice to order the |
He was also Chairman of Croydon | magistrates bench for 21 years. |
ymena Council, Tweed was fined at Coleraine | magistrates court for assault. |
Frankston | Magistrates' Court, Frankston |
No. 4 served as a | magistrates' court from 1739 and the Bow Street Runners |
He came into conflict with the | magistrates of Geneva, and in 1571 he moved to Lausanne |
In 1572, | magistrates were given power to 'survey the poor' and i |
arrested and in May 2010 he appeared in the | magistrates' court giving his name as "The Crossbow Can |
ssible to tell in words of the lodgings for | magistrates, the great stoas, the fine marketplaces, th |
texts confirmed Einaudi's comments that the | magistrates who had been called on by the victims' fami |
, Brimo is among the voters recorded by the | magistrates of Hades: she groans her assent while Cerbe |
ar's arrest was issued on April 30, 1692 by | magistrates John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, after Ca |
apostolic causes were heard), and the local | magistrates would have had the authority to compel the |
return to the old order, could appoint city | magistrates as he wished and thus controlled the city. |
Pontypridd | magistrates dismissed her arguments, and re-imposed the |
rs were convicted and fined under it before | magistrates at Hereford. |
citor and clerk of the court to St. Austell | magistrates and his mother Elizabeth was vice chairman |
ai was the name given to governors or chief | magistrates of important cities under the Kamakura shog |
and on 28 September he appeared at Croydon | Magistrates' Court in London. |
een remanded from Luton Crown Court and all | magistrates' courts in Bedfordshire. |
Magistrates would in time come to be appointed speciall | |
place at 2.15pm on 4 June 2008 at Leicester | Magistrates' Court in Pocklington's Walk. |
The ubiquity of the | Magistrates' Court in newspaper crime reports means tha |
Hilary Golder points to research that | magistrates were in fact dealing with small debt claims |
he existing police force and the individual | magistrates operating in petty sessions divisions. |
692, John Hathorne and Jonathan Corwin, the | magistrates, proceeded in state to the village to hear |
rt house until the building of the Wetherby | Magistrates Court in the 1960s. |
Harpton, Thomas Lewis was appointed to the | magistrates' bench in 1547 and also served as Sheriff o |
Saunderson admitted in the Geelong | Magistrates' Court in November 2009 that he was "stupid |
Magistrates' courts in Hong Kong are presided over by ' | |
Nottingham Guildhall is a former | Magistrates' Court in Nottingham, England. |
It codifies the procedures applicable in | magistrates' courts in the United Kingdom and largely r |
an extradition warrant heard at Bow Street | Magistrates' Court in London to establish whether he sh |
Borchester is the location of the | magistrates court in the area. |
orts and a revealing top to face Bow Street | Magistrates Court in Central London over a case re Jord |
er, eventually becoming the chairman of the | magistrates' court in Bristol and overseeing the redeve |
lding on the former site of Marylebone Road | Magistrates' Court in 2011. |
in the 1970s in the Kimberley region where | magistrates informally invited Aboriginal Elders to sit |
Nottingham | Magistrates' Court is a Magistrates' Court in Nottingha |
The Thames | Magistrates' Court is a Magistrates' court in Bow, Lond |
The City of Westminster | Magistrates' Court is a Magistrates' Court located at 7 |
formerly the Great Marlborough Street | Magistrates Court is a luxury 5-star hotel in London, E |
The | Magistrates Courts is a court building on Dale Street, |
The Federal | Magistrates Court is the largest federal court in Austr |
As of 2009 Birmingham | Magistrates' Court is currently located at Victoria Law |
Birmingham's new | Magistrates' Court is a proposed £80m court building in |
ngate had taken the necessary oaths, so the | magistrates closed it again shortly afterwards. |
Local | magistrates appointed John Stearne and Hopkins to inves |
p in the early 19th century before that the | magistrates administered justice according to their whi |
having abused and rendered contemptible the | magistrates of justice by advancing to places of judica |
aring (of the charge or summons) before the | Magistrates is known as a "first appearance". |
n, he made, at the instance of the Somerset | magistrates in Lent 1632, an order suppressing the 'wak |
ibilities transferred to High Court judges, | magistrates, coroners, local authorities and the police |
ter taken up also by the High Court judges, | magistrates, coroners, local authorities and the police |
one of the police officers at South Western | Magistrates' Court, London, on 7 September 2010. |
aced, and that he asked his follows to obey | magistrates so long as they did not demand action again |
A criminal case that starts in the | Magistrates' Court may begin either by the defendant be |
Melbourne | Magistrates' Court, Melbourne |
The | Magistrates and Ministers also did informe me, that the |
In 1996, all | magistrates were moved to the new Nottingham Magistrate |
In 1996, all | magistrates were moved to the new Nottingham Magistrate |
position which Mr Wagner assumed before the | magistrates caused much public debate in the press. |
Bow Road, London is home to the Thames | Magistrates Court near Bow Road tube station, as well a |
res, within the jurisdiction of the borough | magistrates; a new electoral boundary has been drawn cl |
The | magistrates in Norwegian cities were forerunners of the |
Complaints about the conduct of judges or | magistrates are not investigated by the civil servants |
Special | Magistrates need not be professionally qualified but ca |
Fearon was bailed to appear before | magistrates in October. |
Appeals from the | Magistrates' Court of Tasmania in all matters are to a |
became a Clerk of Courts in what is now the | Magistrates Court of Victoria on leaving school in 1929 |
utes with judges on the Superior Council of | Magistrates, most of whom are associated with the oppos |
permitted, in the college courtyard Nobles, | magistrates, doctors of the Sorbonne, college professor |
The | Magistrates' Court of Western Australia is the first ti |
name given to the Coronial Division of the | Magistrates Court of Tasmania. |
lia is the senior magistrate of the Federal | Magistrates Court of Australia. |
Every stipendiary magistrate of the | Magistrates Court of the Northern Territory is automati |
he age of 14, Lummis worked as a clerk in a | Magistrates' Clerk's Office in his hometown of Coddenha |
in court when the case was heard by Ipswich | Magistrates Court on November 17, 2009 (a formal stage |
He appeared at Reading | Magistrates' Court on 18 January 2008, and received an |
Punnananda appeared before Colombo | Magistrates Court on 18 March 2011 after admitting he h |
nd guilty of drunken behaviour at Blackburn | Magistrates Court on 18 December 2008 after using threa |
ng her, but the case was dismissed in Manly | Magistrates court on 30 July 2009. |
Years later, when Burns appeared at a | magistrates court on a charge of speeding, Winner told |
, was bailed on race hate offences at Leeds | magistrates' court on 7 April 2005 alongside party foun |
As the | Magistrates' Court only has the power to impose a twelv |
Araucaria has been used by | magistrates in Ontario Courts to help with a large volu |
In 1692 | Magistrates were ordered to build Correction Houses or |
efore the prison door, where several of the | magistrates and others used to come to their games; and |
The charges were dismissed by the | magistrates and outside the court, police intervened in |
The tax was collected by local | magistrates or Overseers of the Poor, and later by Loca |
September 2010 in a hearing at Aberystwyth | Magistrates' Court, owners Alan and Jean Mumbray admitt |
e hearing, however, the woman persuades the | magistrates through pantomime that she is a princess of |
R. v. Bow Street | Magistrates, ex parte Pinochet (No. 1) [2000] 1 AC 147, |
n petition on December 8, 1692; begging the | magistrates to pay him "overtime" wages for the hard wo |
Invited by the | magistrates and people of Edinburgh in 1622 to be princ |
Representations Act 1788, under which local | magistrates were permitted to license occasional perfor |
The Museum is situated in the Old | Magistrates Courthouse, Petersfield, Hampshire. |
n and was sometime Chairman of the Bench of | Magistrates, Gower Petty sessional division. |
licenses were to be granted by two or more | magistrates at petty sessions, on evidence that the app |
Magistrates also played the HMV Forum, Kentish Town, Lo | |
Magistrates also played a gig at Wakestock festival 200 | |
The prosecutors, judges, | magistrates and police - many modelled heavily on real- |
ction to the declining powers of individual | magistrates in police matters. |
On 18 March, | magistrates Thomas Potts, Thomas Graham and Marshall Be |
held before being transported to the local | magistrates at Powburn. |
$100,000, certain statutory provisions give | Magistrates the power to sentence up to three years imp |
IV c. 2) gave local | magistrates the powers to search any private property f |
p was divided between six generally-elected | magistrates (the predecessor of the Connecticut Senate) |
Preston | Magistrates' Court, Preston |
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