The district judge possesses administrative power in addition to his judicial power.

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●        There are three stages of courts.
●        The court of Civil Judge (Junior Division) is at the lowest level on the most-common side, whereas the Judicial Magistrate first class comes at the lowest level on the criminal side.
●        The Common Judge (Junior Division) chooses common cases of little money.
●        Legal Magistrates choose criminal cases, which are capable of custody of as long as three years.
●        Therefore, it is true to say that the district judge possesses both administrative power as well as judicial power.

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