Sentence examples for magistrate was established from inspiring English sources
The town magistrate was established in 1690, while the plans for the new fort were still being drawn up, and one of its documents from August of the same year described the condition of the settlement as "ruinous".
Within a few years settlers numbers increased greatly and before 1850 a local bench of magistrates and a place for holding petty sessions was established.
Europe was established, a first time, by substituting the word of the citizen-magistrate for the sayings of the oracles and auspices.
In 471 bc the Concilium Plebis was established; this body was organized and voted by tribes, and it consisted exclusively of plebeians and could be summoned and presided over only by the plebeian magistrates, i.e., the tribunes.
The Magistrates' Courts were established in 1970 and decide criminal and civil matters.
There are also a court of appeal and magistrates' courts, and island courts may be established by warrant to rule on land disputes.
The position of king was replaced by two annually elected consuls, the royal council became the Senate, and popular assemblies were established to elect magistrates and pass the laws they proposed.
Thomas recalled that his fellow appeal judge Sir Robin Auld had recommended in 2001 that an intermediate court should be established between the crown court and magistrates courts to deal with the lower end of cases currently tried by juries.
Even though some states have magistrates within their judicial systems, most magistrates are found in Wales and England.
A magistrate's imperium was at its apex while the magistrate was abroad.
