Sentence examples for magistrates up from inspiring English sources

'Winding the magistrates up can be a good thing,' said Bruno Thouzeillier, of a judges' union, 'But the problem is the speed at which it is being done.

The 200,000 family law cases each year in England and Wales are heard in hundreds of courts, from before magistrates up to the high court's family division.

Magistrate ups bail sum dramatically.

Last year, the same magistrates opened up a broader investigation into Italian bank accounts thought to be receiving transfers from the Vatican bank.

Besides, they add, what were the magistrates themselves up to, before the mani pulite campaign, when they were notably inactive in pursuing bigwigs?Others disagree.

Often I clock in to the Olivier, as Arthur Pinero's The Magistrate goes up 15 minutes before we do.

In a packed Pretoria courtroom yesterday, after the magistrate held up proceedings to eject cameras, chief prosecutor Gerrie Nel said the more serious charge of premeditated murder was being filed.

The chief magistrate summed up by saying: "It is therefore possible that what he said was not intended as an insult, but rather as a challenge to what he believed had been said to him.

"The Magistrate" offers up a troupe of onstage musicians to supply scene-change music, though the faux-Gilbert and Sullivan ditties here pay fewer dividends than the ever-evolving songs of the Craze in "One Man, Two Guvnors," an earlier (and ongoing) National success.

Joe Blackman (1984-), Entrepreneur and Magistrate, grew up in Llantwit Major.

If he breaches the ban, the shop owner faces a maximum fine of £5,000 in the magistrates' court and up to six months in prison, two years if he ends up in the crown court.