A widow, having lied about her age to this magistrate, her second husband, is obliged to pretend that her son is 14 rather than nigh on 20.
In its written response to Mr Bayliss's complaint, seen by the BBC, the committee said: "This magistrate will not be sitting in court until the committee has concluded their investigation".
I assumed this magistrate would get away with this malicious act, but I'm glad to say I was wrong.
Upon hearing this, the magistrate slipped off to his chambers and returned with his own wool overcoat, which he gave to the defendant to stave off the elements as he took a bus back home.
"For seventeen years, Berlusconi has been attacked by the magistrates — this is just the tip of the iceberg," Marco Bestetti, a twenty-three-year-old law student, said.
This is the magistrates' court register and, although it's stored on computer, it's given to reporters normally as a printout – and not necessarily for every case, either – just the ones they're interested in.
This transformed the magistrates from representatives of the people to representatives of the dictator.
As a result of this report the magistrates decided not to allow parish apprentices to be indentured to cotton mills where they worked at night or more than ten hours in the day.
Effectively this is magistrates being creative with their sentencing in order to avoid the charge.
