Examples of using Magistrates in English and their translations into Arabic
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Magistrates trained.
Judges or magistrates.
Resident magistrates.
The High Court was the only authority with general supervisory jurisdiction over magistrates.
UNICEF noted that there is an insufficient number of judges and specialized magistrates.
The Government was attempting to recruit more magistrates.
Nevertheless, we recognize the need to assign more magistrates to this area.
The Superior Council of Magistrates CSM.
This figure includes both principal magistrates and senior principal magistrates.
A Magistrates ' Court, presided over by a Resident Magistrate, is situated at Plymouth.
This figure includes both principal magistrates and senior principal magistrates.
Tunisia currently had a substantial proportion of women magistrates.
By 2007, the numbers reversed to one male and four female magistrates.
In 2011- 2012, training on the key principles of Recommendation No. 200 was provided to judges, lawyers and magistrates in Brazil, China, India, Liberia and Senegal.
The Judicial system in Guyana comprises of a Supreme Court of Judicature consisting of a Court of Appeal and a High Court, and a series of Magistrates Courts.
In line with the Vision and Strategy, statistics were compiled on cases pending in both the High Court and Magistrates Courts.
The new Government had initiated a process of reform, with the drafting of a criminal procedures code, a magistrates statute and a statute on court clerks.
Moreover, a decentralized juvenile court had been established, and magistrates, judges and law-enforcement officials had received the necessary training.
All magistrates are appointed by the Judicial Service Commission acting in the name of the President.
The special criminal division in the Managua court of appeal was established, setting up specialized courts for which the appropriate judges and magistrates were appointed.