Carpenters Solicitors - Magistrates’ Court
In the UK, there are approximately 430 Magistrates’ Legal courts; there is generally one in each and
every town.
Magistrates are usually District all judges.
Each of these courts will also have an
authorized...
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Carpenters Solicitors - Magistrates’ Court
In the UK, there are approximately 430 Magistrates’ Legal courts; there is generally one in each and
every town.
Magistrates are usually District all judges.
Each of these courts will also have an
authorized clerk present, who will be presently there to assist the Magistrate making use of their
duties.
Magistrates’ Courts tend to have an incredibly heavy caseload; the specific issues they will deal with
include the trying involving summary offences (things such as widespread assault and petty theft), as
well as ‘either way’ offences such as strike causing bodily harm, as well as minor fraud.
These types
of cases make up more than ninety percent in the Magistrates’ workload.
They also try cases relating
to offences committed by those aged between ten and seventeen, in the Children s Court, and will
deal with small issues which are connected to offender cases, such as making decisions with regards
to a bail application, as well as issuing a
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