Definition of court of summary jurisdiction in English:

court of summary jurisdiction

noun

British

A court, especially a magistrate's court, that tries summary offences without a jury.
Example sentencesExamples
- Then statutes, and particularly the Customs Procedure Act, started to give jurisdiction to courts of summary jurisdiction which rather indicates it was more a criminal-type proceeding.
- A decision of a court of summary jurisdiction discharging a complaint or information has never been regarded with the same sanctity as the verdict of a jury.
- Section 2 of the Dogs Act 1871 says that any court of summary jurisdiction may take cognisance of a complaint that a dog is dangerous and not kept under proper control.
- In fact the undertakers brought proceedings in the High Court, which was not a court of summary jurisdiction.
- When they make their decisions in courts of summary jurisdiction they are deciding firstly on the law and secondly on the facts.

单词	court of summary jurisdiction
释义	Definition of court of summary jurisdiction in English: court of summary jurisdiction noun British A court, especially a magistrate's court, that tries summary offences without a jury. Example sentencesExamples Then statutes, and particularly the Customs Procedure Act, started to give jurisdiction to courts of summary jurisdiction which rather indicates it was more a criminal-type proceeding. A decision of a court of summary jurisdiction discharging a complaint or information has never been regarded with the same sanctity as the verdict of a jury. Section 2 of the Dogs Act 1871 says that any court of summary jurisdiction may take cognisance of a complaint that a dog is dangerous and not kept under proper control. In fact the undertakers brought proceedings in the High Court, which was not a court of summary jurisdiction. When they make their decisions in courts of summary jurisdiction they are deciding firstly on the law and secondly on the facts.
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