Sentence examples for it a magistrate from inspiring English sources

("I take it," a magistrate asks a doctor called in to advise on the case, "that your clever scientific colleagues have not yet found a way of distinguishing one man's blood from another?" ) So the mystery more or less solves itself at a local inquest and a subsequent trial at the Old Bailey, with the help of some last-minute revelations, including a letter dictated by one character on his deathbed.

It was built to be a bank but was used as one for only a few years and then it stood vacant for a while and became a pigeon roost, the grandest pigeon roost in Brooklyn, and then the city took over and cleaned it up and used it as a Magistrate's Court for a good many years and then it stood vacant again for a while and then it became a church.

Where the conference deems it desirable, a magistrate judge may be designated to serve in one or more districts adjoining the district for which he is appointed.

While Gray believes in punitive, harsh justice for violent offenders, he was and remains deeply concerned by mandatory sentencing, saying it removes a magistrate's ability to use their experience to make wise and just decisions.

The Feds then put all this together and present it to a Magistrate Judge for approval.

If someone is arrested or summonsed for the offence and tried for it in a magistrates' court – it is an offence that can only be dealt with in a magistrates' court – the maximum penalty that can be imposed is a fine of £1,000.

Not exactly: it is a magistrates court, lowest in the pecking order of courts, so decisions do not bind other courts.

"Simply put, respondent stole his client's money and has never repaid it," a federal magistrate judge concluded in a report last year.

The talks come as the United States attorney's office in Manhattan said Tuesday that it would appeal a magistrate judge's decision last week to grant bail to one defendant, Vicky Peláez.

But it eventually fell to a magistrate to try to initiate through judicial procedures what the politicians continued to steadfastly refuse to contemplate.

The criminal complaint does not mention the confession, but a prosecutor cited it in successfully asking a magistrate that Mr. Higazy be jailed without bail -- just days before he was released.