Sentence examples for magistrates under from inspiring English sources

Police were granted an order by magistrates under the Anti-social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014.

The local magistrates, under the leadership of William Hulton, had already been advised by the acting Home Secretary, Henry Hobhouse, that "the election of a Member of Parliament without the King's writ" was a serious misdemeanour, encouraging them to declare the assembly illegal.

Existing protocol meant it was already mandatory for anyone working in a court to report a judge or magistrate under the influence of alcohol or other drugs, he said.

Tamenobu had been vice-district magistrate under the Nanbu clan's local magistrate Ishikawa Takanobu; however, he attacked and killed Ishikawa and began taking the Nanbu clan's castles.

He had been vice-district magistrate under the Nanbu clan's local magistrate Ishikawa Takanobu; however, he attacked and killed Ishikawa and began taking the Nanbu clan's castles.

Only 3.7% of the country's 28,344 magistrates are under 40, and more than a third are over 60.

Jordan's original trial in 1997 allegedly involved one of his co-defendants – former undercover officer Jim Boyling – giving evidence at Horseferry Road magistrates court under his false identity.

However, following a campaign by the family of Mr Ward WorkSafe, the body that oversees health and safety in WA, brought brought a civil action in Kalgoorlie magistrates court, under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984.

The four Algerians arrested last week were formally charged in Bow Street Magistrates Court under the Terrorism Act and the Chemical Weapons Act of 1996 with being "concerned in the development or production of a chemical weapon" and having materials "connected with the commission, preparation or instigation of an act of terrorism".

Detectives from the Met's special inquiry team of the homicide and major crime command (HMCC) searched Sewel's Dolphin Square flat at 6pm under a warrant issued at Westminster magistrates court issued under section 23 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.

In Zakes Mda's most recent novel, Black Diamond, a white magistrate is under threat for her crackdown on crime.