So the people select magistrates (judges, kings, and the like) and so position them (presumably with respect to rank and wealth) that it will be in those magistrates' immediate interest not only to obey but to enforce the rules of justice throughout society.
Marian W. Payson, a former assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York, has been selected federal magistrate judge for the Western District of New York.
Its members were usually appointed by Roman Censors, who usually selected newly elected magistrates for membership in the senate, making the senate a de facto elected body.
Seventeen others have also been selected to appear before magistrates, but dates have not been finalised yet.
The judicial branch is composed of a Supreme Court of Justice, whose magistrates are selected by the National Assembly, and of other tribunals as established by statute.
The United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Sergio Vieira de Mello, has selected a French magistrate to report on Cuba.
Magistrates in only select Victorian courts hold the power to order perpetrators to undergo counselling and anger management.
Court magistrates tended to select more males, subjects without prior offences, and European or Indigenous subjects to attend the P.A.R.T.Y. injury awareness education program (Table 1).
The police raided Manchester's Irish quarters and brought "dozens of suspects, selected almost at random", before local magistrates; the raids have been described as a "reign of terror" for the Irish in Manchester.
Summoning a jury from their number – which was legal because two North Carolina magistrates were present – the colonists selected random prisoners and charged them with crimes ranging from theft to arson to murder.
