Sentence examples for from the magistrates from inspiring English sources

Despite order after order from the magistrates, the police declared: "The courts are closed".

A private prosecution is commenced by requesting a summons from the magistrates' court.

Such consent could be applied for just as quickly as a charge can be sought from the magistrates' court.

This was a skillful measure since many Latins preferred protection from the magistrates to all the privileges that Roman citizenship would confer.

Although the High Court is a court of first instance for more serious offenses, it also handles appeals from the magistrates' courts.

The high court, on an appeal from the magistrates' court, held that in the particular circumstances of this case the officer, acting to protect life, was entitled to instruct the driver to disobey a traffic sign.

He was the son of Eugene Bonaventure de Vigo, who was descended from the magistrate of Andorra (that small principality in the Pyrenees).

After protesting, she succeeded in having the order changed, but not before facing abrupt and dismissive comments from the magistrate.

This implies that American jurors embrace their autonomy to deliberate privately, without undue influence from the magistrate.

Before long, assisted by a team of 15 people, they were also producing regular calendars and 8mm striptease films, the latter earning them a court appearance and a surprise commendation from the magistrate who requested a copy for his son.

An airline spokeswoman said all of Virgin's attendants speak English, but Mr. Phillipe did not speak at today's hearing, and an interpreter whispered instructions from the magistrate and Mr. Phillipe's federal public defender, David Holman.