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Individual cases are heard by an individual magistrate. Defense counsels are permitted to present cases but are typically appointed by the court because defendants are rarely able to meet the cost of private representation.[1]
Community magistrates are elected from the communities which they will serve. These courts are supervised by the Ministry of Justice.[2] The community courts tend to promote out-of-court settlements and have a small (2.9%) appeal rate.[3]
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