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of <h1>Magistrate Refers Case to Chief Judicial Magistrate for Sentencing Beyond Authority, Can Review Evidence and Recall Witnesses</h1> When a Magistrate believes an accused is guilty but requires a punishment beyond their authority, they must document their opinion and refer the case to the Chief Judicial Magistrate. This includes situations where a bond or bail bond is necessary. If multiple accused are involved, all deemed guilty by the Magistrate are forwarded. The Chief Judicial Magistrate can review evidence, recall witnesses, and gather additional evidence before delivering a judgment or sentence in accordance with the law.
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