magistrate
91committing magistrate — An inferior judicial officer who is invested with authority to conduct the preliminary hearing of persons charged with crime, and either to discharge them for lack of sufficient prima facie evidence or to commit them to jail to await trial or (in …
92committing magistrate — An inferior judicial officer who is invested with authority to conduct the preliminary hearing of persons charged with crime, and either to discharge them for lack of sufficient prima facie evidence or to commit them to jail to await trial or (in …
93police magistrate — An inferior judicial officer having jurisdiction of minor criminal offenses, breaches of police regulations, and the like; so called to distinguish them from magistrates who have jurisdiction in civil cases also, as justices of the peace …
94chief magistrate — As an executive officer, the highest officer, as the President of the United States or the governor of a state. State ex rel. McNichols v Justus, 84 Minn 237, 87 NW 770; as a judicial officer, the chief judge among police court judges …
95committing magistrate — A justice of the peace, mayor, police judge, or other judicial officer authorized to commit a person arrested for crime pending preliminary examination and trial, sometimes trial by a higher court. State v Rogers, 31 NM 485, 247 P 828 …
96police magistrate — See police judge; police justice. State v Evans, 161 Mo 95, 61 SW 590 …
97beak — Magistrate …
98Mag. — Magistrate …
99Магистрат — (magistrate), в широком смысле слова любое лицо, осуществляющее судебную власть. В Англии и Уэльсе М. это, как правило, непрофессионал, проявляющий интерес к обществ, делам, но не имеющий юрид. квалификации. Таким М. в судах оказывают… …
100Magistrates of England and Wales — This article is part of the series: Courts of England and Wales Law of England and Wales …
