| Judicial review is available as a remedy for mistakes of law made by inferior courts and tribunals only. |
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| But would it not be well to limit grand juries to the investigation of felons, and leave misdemeanors to inferior courts? |
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| One task that it assumed became the supervisory jurisdiction of inferior courts and tribunals. |
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| This applies to statements made by judges, counsel, witnesses or the parties, in both superior and inferior courts. |
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| The framers also provided, in Article III, for one Supreme Court and such inferior courts as Congress might establish. |
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| The High Court has inherent jurisdiction to control the activities of inferior courts and of the executive. |
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| In the United-Kingdom, practising judges of inferior courts can be removed from office without a decision of the Parliament. |
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| The courts presided by a judge are the superior courts whilst the courts presided by a magistrate are the inferior courts. |
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| The court even prepares a list of nominees for positions in the inferior courts. |
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| The Supreme Court and their inferior courts are the ones in violation of the rule of law. |
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| The Exchequer had superior status over inferior courts of equity, able to take cases from them and countermand their decisions. |
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| The Supreme Court has jurisdiction to hear and determine all appeals from all inferior courts in civil and criminal matters. |
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| Therefore, there is no constitutional objection to the conferral on a superior court of a novel jurisdiction, or a jurisdiction traditionally exercised by inferior courts. |
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| The provinces and territories are responsible for inferior courts, which have limited powers and jurisdiction and form the lower tiers of the court system. |
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| Note that inferior courts cannot evade binding precedent of superior courts, but a court can depart from its own prior decisions. |
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| The Court also handles various appeals from inferior courts and tribunals. |
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| The reports indicate that it is quite common to submit only one reference for a preliminary ruling, whereupon both the supreme court and the inferior courts postpone consideration of other cases while waiting for the ruling. |
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| That the Criminal Code sections dealing with appeal of summary conviction matters be amended so as to grant clear authority to the summary conviction appeal court to review decisions made by inferior courts regarding costs. |
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| The plan for inferior courts has undergone changes from time to time, notably in 1891, when circuit courts of appeal were established, and in 1911, when the old circuit courts were abolished. |
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| The magistrates' courts are also inferior courts and are therefore subject to judicial review. |
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| The inferior courts are bound to obey precedent established by the appellate court for their jurisdiction, and all supreme court precedent. |
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| Inferior courts were also established, including courts of General or Quarter Sessions, and Courts of Requests. |
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