The main contrast between the Magistrates' Court and Crown Court in operation is that the magistrates are judges of both law and fact

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In the Magistrates' Court, the magistrates are responsible for determining both the law and facts of a case. In the Crown Court, a judge presides over the trial and is responsible for interpreting and applying the law, while a jury determines the facts of the case.

The Main Contrast Between the Magistrates' Court and Crown Court