| RAJPOOT | Indian claiming martial heritage, a magistrate in origin |
| RAJPUT | Indian claiming descent from ancient Vedic warriors (6) |
| PREFECT | Name given to any of various officials placed in authority over others, including a magistrate in ancient Rome, head of a department in France or a senior school pupil (7) |
| SIGRID | Starred as a magistrate in SeaChange (------ Thornton) |
| WOOD | Played a magistrate in Rafferty's Rules (John ----) |
| SEACHANGE | Sigrid Thornton was a magistrate in this |
| RULES | John Wood was a magistrate in this (Rafferty's -----) |
| RAFFERTYS | John Wood was a magistrate in this (--------- Rules) |
| TRIBUNE | A magistrate in ancient Rome (7) |
| PRAETOR | What title was given to an army commander or a magistrate in Ancient Rome? (7) |
| BANJO | African in origin, this instrument was popularized in the United States by enslaved people in the 19th century. It has a tambourine-like body with a hoop and a screw that secure the vellum belly to th |
| CROWNCOURT | In England and Wales, a place in which criminal cases are tried by a judge and jury rather than by a magistrate (5,5) |
| GAMBIA | A magistrate initially probing a big agitation in country (6) |
| FASCES | In ancient Rome, a bundle of rods with an axe blade protruding which was the symbol of a magistrate's power (6) |
| THEPREFECTSTORM | Movie about a magistrate throwing a tantrum? |
| JURAT | In Channel Islands, a magistrate or public official (5) |
| POOJA | Clutching pair of spectacles, a magistrate rises in act of worship |
| REEVE | In medieval England, a magistrate or other officer of the state (5) |
| JUDGE | In France, I dug up a magistrate |
| FUERO | A declaration by a magistrate (5) |
