Associations to the word «Magistrate»
Noun
- Bail
- Coroner
- Registrar
- Offence
- Bailiff
- Warrant
- Judges
- Sessions
- Consul
- Tribunal
- Judge
- Judiciary
- Alderman
- Constable
- Censor
- Court
- Sentencing
- Barrister
- Prosecutor
- Winthrop
- Summons
- Bahadur
- Burgh
- Collector
- Rules
- Jurisdiction
- Commissary
- Tribune
- Dictator
- Inquest
- Prefect
- Provost
- Jp
- Burgess
- Offender
- Prosecution
- Clerk
- Custody
- Solicitor
- Sulla
- Wen
- Notary
- Bench
- Burgher
- Edict
- Esq
- Accused
- Planter
- Justice
- Defendant
- Imprisonment
- Mafia
- Tumult
- Superintendent
- Deputy
- Oath
- Police
- Courtroom
- Convict
- Veto
- Petty
- Fielding
- Complaint
- Parramatta
- Redress
- Jury
- Aphrodite
- Commissioner
- Jurist
- Cato
Adjective
Wiktionary
MAGISTRATE, noun. (legal) A judicial officer with limited authority to administer and enforce the law. A magistrate's court may have jurisdiction in civil or criminal cases, or both.
MAGISTRATE, noun. (Quebec) A master's degree
Dictionary definition
MAGISTRATE, noun. A lay judge or civil authority who administers the law (especially one who conducts a court dealing with minor offenses).
Wise words
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