Sentence examples for that a magistrate from inspiring English sources

After that, a magistrate must issue a temporary detention order, or TDO, to allow an individual to be held for 48 to 72 hours for further evaluation and treatment.

Detectives said tonight that a magistrate had granted them an extra 36 hours to question him.

[n17] In any event, I would apply the exclusionary [p264] rule when it is plainly evident that a magistrate or judge had no business issuing a warrant.

L. 94 520, § 2(3), provided that a magistrate appointed under this chapter to serve in the Virgin Islands, must be a member in good standing of the bar of the district court of the Virgin Islands.

There a private citizen moved that a magistrate be required to prosecute several members of the House of Lords for conspiring wrongfully to prevent his petition from being heard on the floor.

15 By taking this shorter step the Court could have adhered to the fundamental distinction between a search that a magistrate could authorize because it is based on probable cause and one that is not so justified under that standard.

That morning, a magistrate found them not guilty.

"In accordance with established case law, this means that a magistrates' court would be bound to refuse any application for an arrest and as such the DPP is not able to consider any application in relation to this individual," said a CPS spokesperson.

On that same day, a magistrate, relying on the facts recited in the declaration of arrest described above, determined that petitioner's arrest had been supported by probable cause.

Congress could pass a statute that, say, requires a magistrate's initial authorization before an informant could transmit or record a conversation, or try to induce another person to commit a crime.

It's also possible that the scroll that he holds may indicate that he's a magistrate.