When a three-member Supreme Court bench headed by Justice Anwar Zaheer Jamali took up the case for hearing on Thursday, counsel for the provincial government Ahsan Aurangzeb told the court that Sharia Nizam-e-Adl reforms were introduced in 2009 in PATA by abolishing the
magistracy system, which led to the deteriorated law and order situation in the province.
OLD SCHOOL JUSTICE Berwick Police Station, right, which includes the magistrates' court where a courtroom scene from 1764 will be played out to mark the 650th anniversary of the
magistracy. Above, a similar event took place recently at Wallsend in North Tyneside, with the help of schoolchildren from the town
Master and servant law; Chartists, trade unions, radical lawyers and the
magistracy in England, 1840-1865.
The Pakistani official will also visit several Moroccan courts as well as the Higher Institute of
Magistracy.
From the onset, let me say that I have been deeply disillusioned by the workings of the
magistracy.
All 29 foreign and local judicial officers were selected last Thursday by the nine-member Supreme Council of
Magistracy chaired by King Norodom Sihamoni.
It added: "We need to make the
magistracy a more viable option to younger people.
Mr Cover said: ``The scheme has provided an enlightening insight into the
magistracy.
Hay addresses magisterial misconduct in "Dread of the Crown Office: the English
Magistracy and King's Bench 1740-1800".
Here, as with his discussion of Manuel, Ehrstine considers the political constraints within which von Rile composed his dramas, with a watchful civic
magistracy that closely monitored the theocratic order of the city.
In Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), the Commission has agreed to grant Euro 727,500 to help to re-open a law school and improve the calibre of the
magistracy, court officials and police investigators.
The Constabulary Act (Ireland) of 1836 created the resident
magistracy to correct the long-standing problem of corrupt, inefficient, and partisan local justices.
