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magistrate Noun

— A magistrate is a judicial officer with limited power to enforce the law.

magistrate

— noun a lay judge or civil authority who administers the law (especially one who conducts a court dealing with minor offenses)

Synonyms magistrate synonyms

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magistrate English » English

judge

justice

arbitrator

squire

justice of the peace

government official

commandant

trier

suzerain

stipendiary magistrate

sire

shogunate administrator

registrar

recorder

official

officer

municipal government

master

magnate

magistracy

lord

liege

lawyer

jurist

grandee

governor

foreman

commander

beak

arbiter

adjudicator

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It's not that I have any desires to be a Magistrate or anything, but looking at you right now, my heart just hurts.

It says that there will be funeral for the daughter of the former Magistrate Lee.

Aigo. the new Magistrate knows nothing at all.

Written by Miryang Magistrate.

Magistrate!

So, Magistrate, let's find the truth about my death in earnest.

What's the use of going first? Without the Magistrate.

The Magistrate. will leave right after the burial.

The Magistrate said not to come.

Magistrate, you've arrived.

What will you do now Magistrate?

Do you know what I was concerned the most when Magistrate Kim decided to stay?

I was worreid if they come to the office often as the new Magistrate is appointed.

I knew that when no one came for the funeral of the previous Magistrate's daughter.

No, but I'd like to talk to the magistrate.

And just to make sure that there won't be no miscarriage of justice. as chief magistrate. I'm gonna try this case myself.

And, seeing he's a magistrate, I thought.

Report to the magistrate at 10:00!

Have her at the magistrate 10:00.

You report to the magistrate.

Yes. To the magistrate tomorrow.

You're not an examining magistrate.

A retired magistrate.

He was a magistrate in Quebec.

Judge Brisson was the magistrate who tried and sentenced him.

Let's go see the Magistrate!

I shall ask the magistrate.

I don't want to seem impatient. but in 1 0 days I have to come up with something convincing. for the examining magistrate.

When will the magistrate come back?

We have a favor to ask the magistrate about.

This magistrate here doesn't have any interest for his job as a magistrate, not even this much. I'm not sure, but whatever you folks were imagining about this magistrate, he will be less than that.

Didn't we first meet at the former Magistrate's daughter's funeral?

Do you mean, the Magistrate?

News and current affairs

Alarmed by the public reaction, the Harbin magistrate ordered the case reopened, only to have the suspended sentence confirmed when the case was closed this March.

Perhaps the most famous investigating magistrate of all, Spain's Baltasar Garzon, is usually portrayed as waging a borderless crusade for justice.