- The term
magistrate is used in a
variety of
systems of
governments and laws to
refer to a
civilian officer who
administers the law. In
ancient Rome, a...
- The
district magistrate, also
known as the
district collector or
deputy commissioner, is a
career civil servant who
serves as the
executive head of a district's...
- proceedings.
Magistrates'
court (England and Wales)
Magistrate's Court of
Jersey Magistrates'
court (Hong Kong)
Magistrate's courts of
Israel Magistrate's court...
-
Stipendiary magistrates were
magistrates that were paid for
their work (they
received a stipend). They
existed in the
judiciaries of the
United Kingdom...
- The
Magistrate may
refer to: The
Magistrate (play), an 1885
farce by
Arthur Wing
Pinero The
Magistrate (1921 film), a
silent British film
adaptation The...
-
Chief magistrate is a
public official,
executive or judicial,
whose office is the
highest in its class. Historically, the two
different meanings of magistrate...
- The
county magistrate or
local magistrate,
known by
several Chinese names, was the
official in
charge of the xian ("county"), the
lowest level of central...
- A
resident magistrate is a
title for
magistrates used in
certain parts of the world, that were, or are,
governed by the British.
Sometimes abbreviated...
-
magistrates were
elected officials in
ancient Rome.
During the
period of the
Roman Kingdom, the King of Rome was the prin****l
executive magistrate....
- The
Mirror for
Magistrates is a
collection of
English poems from the
Tudor period by
various authors which retell the
lives and the
tragic ends of various...
