Phrases with «local magistrates»

"Local magistrates" refers to individuals who are appointed or elected to serve as judges in a specific area or jurisdiction, usually at a local level. They have the authority to hear and make decisions on various legal matters within their jurisdiction, such as minor criminal cases, civil disputes, traffic violations, and other local issues. Full definition

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Sentences with «local magistrates»

As a result, 14 fruity motorists were the other week bound over to keep the peace by local magistrates under the Justices of the Peace Act 1361 and attracted more media attention — The Daily Telegraph was one of the nationals to carry all names and addresses — than would have been suffered by them had they mugged the inciting officer of the law. (newlawjournal.co.uk)
This reflects the origins of the modern police in the 1800s, when responsibility for civil order rested with local magistrates. (politics.co.uk)
Local animal lovers and city leaders are hailing last week's decision as precedent setting, but it remains to be seen whether local magistrates will rule likewise. (sun-sentinel.com)
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Phrases with «local magistrates»

Sentences with «local magistrates»

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