Sentence examples for appointed magistrate. from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the backlog of cases awaiting newly appointed magistrate, the Melbourne lawyer Andrew Jacobsen, continues to grow.

I was only the second female judge on the Brooklyn federal court when I was appointed magistrate judge in 1982.

Mr. Brodsky was appointed magistrate in 1924 by Mayor John F. Hylan to fill an unex pired term.

He was later appointed magistrate in various counties before being assigned in 1085 to participate in the compilation of the annals of the reign of the Song dynasty emperor Shenzong.

In response to these accusations, the government appointed magistrate Alexandre Linden, of the National Commission of IT and Liberties (Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés — CNIL), France's data protection authority, to monitor the blocking requests filed by law enforcement officers and other authorities.

He sat in judgment on court cases and appointed magistrates as part of his legal duties.

The British government instructed the superintendent to assume authority over the granting of land in 1817, and he assumed the power to appoint magistrates in 1832.

It is possible for the people to agree to appoint magistrates in spite of the incurable human attraction to the proximal good even when smaller than a remote good, because this predilection only takes effect when the lesser good is immediately at hand.

The court appointed another magistrate to draft another ruling within five days, Mr. Bastidas said.

Like Tocqueville, Olivier has Royalist parents, and is appointed a magistrate at Versailles, alongside his Beaumont — named Blacqueville — who will accompany him on the eccentric voyage to America.

He was appointed a magistrate of his district and devoted much time to the education of the peasantry and to the elaboration of plans for their material improvement.