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Question
State one point of distinction between the District Judge and the Session Judge.
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Solution
When a Judge sitting in the District Court hears cases on civil matters, he is a District Judge. Whereas, when he or she sits in the Session Court to hear criminal cases, he is termed as Session Judge.
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