Sentence examples for magistrate noted from inspiring English sources

Judge James Orenstein's decision rightly vindicates — and compensates — an impassioned advocate who helped, as the magistrate noted, right a terrible historic wrong.

When a federal magistrate judge recommended that Roberson's habeas bid be denied, as Roberson's petition to the Supreme Court summarizes, the magistrate noted that Volberding and Kretzer did not argue "the inadequacy of state post-conviction representation necessary to excuse its default" — that is, necessary for the court to let Roberson pursue his claim under the Martinez precedent.

When a federal magistrate judge recommended that Roberson's habeas bid be denied, as Roberson's petition to the Supreme Court summarizes, the magistrate noted that Volberding and Kretzer did not argue "the inadequacy of state post-conviction representation necessary to excuse its default"—that is, necessary for the court to let Roberson pursue his claim under the Martinez precedent.

Several magistrates noted that a lack of representation had led to defendants making ill-informed decisions, such as how to plead.

In March 2013, when he granted Pistorius bail, the magistrate Desmond Nair noted a number of "improbabilities" in the athlete's account of the shooting.

the Magistrate John Winthrop noted that "her ordinary talke was about the things of the Kingdome of God," and "her usuall conversation was in the way of righteousness and kindnesse".

They are eloquent advocates, wise magistrates and noted statesmen.

The magistrate, Mr. Hitt noted, "had been helpful in other areas of the story and quite open".

U.S. magistrate Judge Frank Maas noted that Ms. Gurung thought that 5,000 rupees "sounded like a good salary for someone in [her] position".

The magistrate, Marcel Scherrer, noted that Mr. Manson, who appeared before him after another Zurich concert last month, had cited artistic freedom and defended his show as social critique in the form of "provocative art".

Criminal Case: With regard to the criminal case, the Commission underlined that Chief Magistrate Howard Riddle had noted it was: "highly unlikely" that Mr Ferdinand accused Mr Terry on the pitch of calling him a "black cunt" (referred to from here on as [profanity]).