Difference between Judge and Magistrate | Indian Judiciary

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please make a video on the classification of judges along with their limitations to make judgements on particular cases. That would be of a great help.

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Nice way of explanation sir, please tell the differences between 1) judicial magistrate 2) judicial metropolitan

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When a judicial magistrate is posted in a metropolitan city like Bombay, Kolkata, Madras etc, he/ she is knows as a metropolitan magistrate

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One point more ie 'trial' ordinarily takes place only in lower Courts of Judge/Magistrate not before Justice should have been added. Thanks a lot..... Keep it up please🙏

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Mam according to sec 11 (3) of crpc it clearly state that ,when any person crack the judicial service exam he or she will be appointed as civil judge neither judicial magistrate becoz H.c will appoint member or civil judge when it appear to be expedient hence 'Jolly' will be appointed as civil judge I think so....

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District Munsif, subordinate judge, district judge in civil cases Magistrate, chief judicial Magistrate, sessions judge in criminal cases These are the classification in some states

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Mam, what's the difference between Judicial magistrate and executive magistrate? Can you please make a video on this chapter also?

[@sumanmondal2357]

Magistrate are of two kinds:- (1) Judicial Magistrate (2) Executive Magistrate. Judicial Magistrate is a Judicial Officer Whereas Executive Magistrate is a Civil Officer. A candidate has to clear Judicial Service Exam to become a Judicial Magistrate, whereas to become an Executive Magistrate one has to clear Civil Service (Executive) exam. An IAS/IPS Officer can be termed as Executive Magistrate when they gets posted in the rank of Sub-Divisional Executive Magistrate/ Sub-Divisional Officer (SDEM/SDM/SDO). under the Provisions of CrPC Judicial Magistrates has wide scope of power as compare to Executive Magistrates. A Judicial Magistrate conducts trials & authorised to take evidence under the Indian Evidence Act, 1872. Whereas an Executive Magistrate can only pass an Order under CrPC Sections 107,144 etc. According to theory of Separation of Powers, we know there are 3 organs of Government :- (1) Legislative (2) Executive (3) Judiciary. The Magistrates which comes under the Executive organ are called as Executive Magistrate. For eg: IAS/IPS/DM/SDEM/SDM/SDO/BDO/Secretaries of Ministers etc. Whereas, The Magistrates which comes under the Judicial organ are called as Judicial Magistrate. For eg: Judicial Magistrate 1st Class, Judicial Magistrate 2nd Class, Chief Judicial Magistrate (CJM) etc.

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Executive magistrate is IAS officer... Who look after district administration "DM"... They have some judicial power also but they are not judge

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ADJ, DJ, ASJ, SJ, are part of HJS. a magistrate/ Civil Judge -I, II cannot be simply promoted to ADJ, ASJ, level. They have to appear in HJS exams.

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