Sentence examples for magistrates out from inspiring English sources

More than 40 magistrates out of a total of 90 in the West African country were involved in the fraud, the official said.

The magistrate behind the well-known Magistrate's Blog has yet to formulate a plan, although there are masses of comments suggesting firstly that there are a good few blogging magistrates out there, and secondly a good deal of irritation at this pronouncement.

But are judges and magistrates out of touch when it comes to social media?

The next day, the governor and magistrates rowed out to view the body and determine how this tragedy had occurred.

That city was an anomaly in being both tributary to Athens and simultaneously subject to direct rule by magistrates sent out annually by Corinth; it clearly was a sensitive spot in international relations.

Having seen the film, London magistrates threw out all charges, but I ask myself what would have happened if Charing Cross police had forcibly used a syringe loaded with sedative having "satisfied" themselves that Wilson exhibited symptoms of excited delirium?

Last month a magistrate threw out a charge against a protester who said the word "fuck" during a marriage equality protest against Fred Nile's supporters.

Five years ago a Queensland magistrate threw out a court case in which a man told a policewoman to "F*** off!" The defense barrister had successfully argued that it's now so common, it can't be construed as offensive.

The provision would also allow magistrates to hand out sentences of up to 15 months for two or more offences.

Khan will say: "Under Labour, judges and magistrates will set out in plain English a clear minimum and maximum time that will be served in prison.

And for magistrates, who carry out a thankless task for no pay, to be told that they have to stop tweeting or blogging about even the most mundane aspects of their role as volunteers may be a bit much.