magistrates in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for magistrates in the English»French Dictionary

magistrate [Brit ˈmadʒɪstrət, ˈmadʒɪstreɪt, Am ˈmædʒəˌstreɪt] N

magistrate

magistrat m (nonprofessionnel)

to appear before (the) magistrates

comparaître devant les magistrats

magistrates' court, Magistrates' Court N

magistrates' court

≈ tribunal m de police

stipendiary magistrate N Brit LAW

stipendiary magistrate

magistrat m professionnel

licensing magistrate N Brit

licensing magistrate

magistrat m délivrant les licences de débit de boissons

examining justice, examining magistrate N

examining justice

juge m d'instruction

Translations for magistrates in the French»English Dictionary

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magistrat (magistrate)

≈ magistrate

magistrat instructeur

examining magistrate

magistrat (magistrate)

magistrate

assesseur

magistrate's assistant

mortier

small hat worn by French magistrates

échevin

municipal magistrate

tribunal correctionnel

magistrate's court

correctionnelle

magistrate's court

passer en correctionnelle

to go before the magistrate

magistrates in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for magistrates in the English»French Dictionary

magistrate [ˈmædʒɪstreɪt] N

magistrate

magistrat(e) m (f)

magistrate's court N

magistrate's court

tribunal m d'instance

Translations for magistrates in the French»English Dictionary

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magistrat

magistrate (besides presiding judges, French magistrates include examining magistrates and mayors and councillors)

tribunal correctionnel

magistrates' court

tribunal d'instance

magistrates' court

magistrature

magistracy (rank of elected officials and presiding and investigating magistrates)

juge des enfants

≈ juvenile magistrate Brit

juge d'instruction

examining magistrate

magistrates Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

magistracy (rank of elected officials and presiding and investigating magistrates)

magistrature

magistrate (besides presiding judges, French magistrates include examining magistrates and mayors and councillors)

magistrat

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The "capital" duumvirs, "duumviri perduellionis", were not ordinary magistrates, but created on certain occurrences.

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No longer were there court cases with charges of blasphemy, heresy, insolent and riotous behavior, and degradation of the magistrates and ministers.

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The police and Crown Prosecution Service can now challenge a decision by magistrates to grant bail to an alleged offender.

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He, by her account, was unappreciative of her efforts, which the magistrates referred to as luxurious.

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Magistrates, even citizens, did not seem to mind much, even if the odd snivelling libertarian disapproved.

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This letter accused the magistrates of reprehensible irresponsibility, incompetence, and self-interestedness in the conduct of their responsibilities.

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They were interrupted when magistrates arrested the principal speakers.

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The religions and offices of the state were entwined: its senior priesthoods were held by its senior magistrates.

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The annual magistrates - tribune of the plebs, aedile, quaestor, praetor, and consul -- were forbidden reelection until a number of years had passed.

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The government's judicial writ did not cover many areas of the country where human trafficking occurs, and it remained hamstrung by a critical shortage of magistrates, clerks, and lawyers.

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