examining justice
examining magistrate

Section 4(2) provided that there was no obligation on examining justices to sit in open court.

However, this decision need not be binding upon the examining justices at any subsequent committal hearing.'

The justice would not, in my view, be inquiring into the offence as examining justice so as to bring the matter within section 5(1) nor would she be 'adjourning the trial of an information' to bring the matter within section 10(1) of the Act of 1980.

Its jurisdiction includes: adjudicating on small claims in civil matters, dealing with a number of regulatory applications, trial of summary criminal offences and serving as examining justices on indictable matters (that is, determining if there is sufficient evidence to commit a criminal suspect for trial on indictment in the Supreme Court).

But he has to report the matter to the examining magistrate before a final decision can be made.

There is no question but that the examining magistrate will order it.

He is expected to appear before Beirut's examining magistrate today.

"You must promise me not to say anything of that sort at the trial, or to the examining magistrate."

"The decision as to how to proceed rests with the examining magistrate."

For one thing, the examining magistrate has amended the warrant.

Before an examining magistrate the accused is entitled to legal representation.

They don't have to provide evidence to an examining magistrate or anything like that."

Going across to the examining magistrate, he shook hands in the formal French fashion.

This would involve cooperation among police forces, examining magistrates and intelligence services.

All serious offences had to be investigated by an examining magistrate.

Which the examining magistrate thought very suspicious, as perhaps indicating a quarrel.

Search warrants were issued by the examining magistrate on 30 May 1998."

Then the original examining magistrate was dismissed from the case for making such a muddle of it.

"Very well, that will do," said the Examining Magistrate sharply.

In inquisitorial systems of criminal investigation, a judge might also be an examining magistrate.

He was detained when he went to police headquarters to see examining magistrates.

The examining magistrate will decide to send the case to trial, except when proof of innocence is clear.

But that will come after the arrest, when she is confronted with the examining magistrate.'

Do you immediately walk out and kill the examining magistrate, to prevent leakage of a secret already known to me?

You will, perhaps accompany us immediately to the office of the Examining Magistrate."

M. Goron and the examining magistrate look at each other.

Yet they could almost feel wrath flowing from the direction of the examining magistrate. '

The examining magistrate affirms that the nephew is guilty.

You'll have to see Goron and the examining magistrate today.'