-
prosecutors and judges,
distinguished as the 'standing'
versus 'sitting'
magistrature, respectively. In
France and Italy, and
several other European countries...
- The
Syndicat de la
Magistrature (SM; English:
Union of the Magistracy) is France's
second largest magistrates'
trade union in
terms of
membership after...
-
French National School for the
Judiciary (French: École
nationale de la
magistrature or ENM) is a
French grande école,
founded in 1958 by
French President...
- the President, two by Parliament, and two by the
Supreme Council of
Magistrature),
serving six-year terms,
during which they are
irremovable and not subordinate...
-
where it is given.
Chief magistratures in
antiquity include the
following titles:
Consul Dictator Rex
Suffet Chief magistratures in the
feudal era (and...
-
title was
revived a few
times for (short-lived) three-headed
political '
magistratures' in post-feudal times. The
Three Pashas also
known as
Ottoman Triumvirate...
-
Third Reich or Stalin's
Soviet Union: in both cases,
public opinion, the
magistrature, the
foreign press, the churches, the
feeling for
justice and humanity...
-
privileges of the
propertied classes,
which in
league with the
provincial magistratures was s****ing to
arrogate to
itself the
functions of the states-general...
-
Austrian and the
Italian States. The
Serenissima did not
alter the town's
magistratures,
limiting itself to
impose a
Captain chosen by the
Venetian Senate....
- the city, with the word
designating both the
heading magistrate, the
magistrature and its organization. They were in
charge of Edo's day-to-day administration...
