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Meanings of magistrate in English
Legal office held by lay people in England and Wales.
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Usage of magistrate in English
1
Passports could be held for 30 days, subject to a magistrate's review.
2
Depending, of course, on the magistrate's desire to return to his task.
3
Come with me; perhaps you can make a deal with the magistrate.
4
But Matthew found himself most presently concerned about the magistrate's failing health.
5
The examining magistrate waved his hand in refusal and spat in disgust.
6
A federal magistrate judge has granted that request, according to court papers.
7
Bidwell said to the magistrate, and then he called out, Wait, citizens!
8
As I spoke, rage sparkled in my eyes; the magistrate was intimidated.
9
Let's go-themagistrate's sister has come up with a lead on Pertinax-
10
I wish to ask him to take the magistrate to Charles Town!
11
The magistrate was by far the most excited man in the crowd.
12
The examining magistrate and the public prosecutor had drawn nearer in astonishment.
13
He is a magistrate, too. He was glad to change the subject.
14
These words revealed to the unfortunate magistrate the extent of his error.
15
Zat Arras himself sat in the golden chair of the presiding magistrate.
16
In the morning you will be brought before the magistrate for examination.
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Magistrate through the time
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