“magistrate”簡單造句，magistrate造句子

You are a magistrate, and the only person I can entrust this matter to.

Cases involving minor summary offences are heard by magistrates' courts presided over by a full-time legally qualified resident magistrate.

Thanks to clever purchasers of land, the magistrate had been able to make a secret, sewer-like passage on his own property, and consequently, without interference.

But will any one therefore say that a magistrate has the same right to ordain by law that all children shall be baptised by priests in the sacred font in order to the purification of their souls?

The magistrate remanded him in custody for two weeks.

In the North, a magistrate might have imposed a fine or a brief jail sentence for aiding those escaping.

The final decision on whether to put the magistrate on trial is still due, but some Supreme Court judges seem happy to see him in the dock.

"Indeed hath he," answered the magistrate, "and hath adduced such arguments, that we will even leave the matter as it now stands; so long, at least, as there shall be no further scandal in the woman.

The President is the chief magistrate of the United States.

"Subject to subsection (3), where in any civil or criminal proceedings before a court or magistrate a question arises as to any of the matters mentioned in subsection (1), that court or magistrate shall refer that question to a Tribunal; "

The policeman will stand between the lovers; the magistrate will stand between the lovers; and if that is not enough then the societies have created a super-policeman, God, who will take care of you.

But the woman failed to turn up to court and the magistrate struck out the case.

Assiya, driven by fury that overcame her shame, told her full story to the magistrate, who ordered a medical exam and an investigation.

The magistrate should obey the Laws, the people should obey the magistrate.

It was built in Ming and Qing Dynasties installing scripture halls, Buddha halls, county magistrate offices, courts, jails, and storehouses, etc.

And although often painted as a recluse, Darwin served as a local magistrate, meting out justice in his dining room.

Obscenity is whatever happens to shock some elderly and ignorant magistrate.

It was in consequence of this laintive air that the magistrate had released him, thinking him more useful in the Charlemagne yard than in close confinement.

The thief was brought before the magistrate.

'Mention to the man, then, if you please, Towlinson,' said Miss Tox, 'that the lady's uncle is a magistrate, and that if he gives her any of his impertinence he will be punished terribly.