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Today in Central Court, district judge Andrew Fish presided over a number of cases ranging from traffic violations to criminal offenses. The courtroom was filled with a mix of defendants, lawyers, and onlookers eager to see justice served.
The Cases
One of the cases before Judge Fish involved a minor traffic accident where the defendant was accused of running a red light. The defence argued that the traffic light was malfunctioning at the time of the incident, but the prosecution presented evidence to the contrary.
Another case on the docket was a theft charge against a local shoplifter. The defendant pleaded not guilty and the trial is set to begin next week. Judge Fish reminded both parties to gather all necessary evidence for the trial.
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Legal Proceedings
During the proceedings, Judge Fish maintained a fair and impartial stance, carefully listening to both sides of the argument before making his judgements. He urged all parties to respect the rule of law and abide by the court’s decisions.
As the day came to a close, Judge Fish thanked everyone for their cooperation and reminded them of their upcoming court dates. The courtroom emptied out as the day’s cases were adjourned until the next session.
Conclusion
Overall, the day in Central Court was a busy one with a wide range of cases being heard. District judge Andrew Fish’s steady hand and impartiality ensured that justice was served fairly in each instance. The legal process continues to move forward as the wheels of justice turn in Central Court.
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