Other days they deal with legal applications, sentences, or conducting summary (magistrates court) trials, although frequently trials are briefed out to an independent barrister, which frees up the crown prosecutor's time to deal with their other tasks.
In an indication of how the site must take into account national laws, Google said: "A man asked that we remove a link to a news summary of a local magistrate's decisions that included the man's guilty verdict.
According to documents, the coaches and district previously moved for a summary judgement, but U.S. Magistrate Judge John Love declined, saying there were too many unresolved questions.
Level 1 will cover summary trials in the magistrates' courts while level 4 will include "novel" homicides.
Summary jurisdiction, in which a magistrate or judge has power to conduct proceedings resulting in a conviction without jury trial, is limited in the U.S. to petty offenses.
She was convicted of failing to comply with the notice in March following a summary trial at City of London Magistrates' Court and fined £1,020.
12.09pm: Time for a summary: Assange has returned to City of Westminster magistrates court to appeal for bail.
He said: "These are summary offences which can only be tried at magistrates' court".
Courts of petty sessions, or magistrate's courts, have jurisdiction over all summary offenses and certain indictable offenses at the option of the defendant.
It said a news summary of a man who was convicted at a magistrates' court had been removed as, under the UK Rehabilitation of Offenders Act, his conviction had been spent.
This year the Government introduced the Transforming Summary Justice initiative, which was intended to speed cases through the magistrates courts and encourage quick guilty pleas at first hearings.
