Sentence examples for with magistrate from inspiring English sources
About the same time, Mr. Louima was called to a private meeting with Magistrate Pollak.
His financial crisis gets more space than Walker's investigation and threatens surpass Hylan's correspondence with Magistrate David Hirshfield.
His lawyer, Paul Farrell, filed the plea with Magistrate Patty Spence and requested a trial on the charge.
Mr. Walden did not accept the offer from George Paciello and explained his refusal in a private meeting with Magistrate Azrack.
The legal skirmishing in the discrimination suit has heated up in recent months, with Magistrate Judge Deborah A. Robinson rebuking the Secret Service for failing to produce documents and for destroying relevant records and e-mail.
Although Friday's legal hearing was not listed publicly, the Post reports that it took place with magistrate Matthew Troy under the heading "Anonymous v Anonymous", and will continue later this month.
Mr. Bonici, 36, said in a telephone interview that his lawyers were still talking with magistrates about his return to Italy to face investigators.
The prime minister is named as an injured party in the case but has refused to meet with magistrates, which critics say is because he might quickly turn from a person of interest to a person under investigation.
With magistrates jailing more petty offenders and judges handing down heavier sentences, these cells will have - as it were - names on their doors long before the bars are in place.
But, as someone close to Mr Bondi put it, what use to creditors is a bunch of yachts with crews who have not been paid for months?For all his public tears, Mr Tanzi has been unco-operative with magistrates and Mr Bondi.
"It is an almost daily occurrence with magistrates to have before them boys who, having read a number of 'dreadfuls', followed the examples set forth in such publications, robbed their employers, bought revolvers with the proceeds and finished by running away from home and installing themselves in the back streets as 'highwaymen'.
