As he had not to pay for his appointment, he could afford to build a house in the market square of the new town, opposite the house of the justice of the peace. We have a market once a week, and a considerable amount of business is transacted in corn and cattle.
"When I first decided to devote myself to this life of obscure renunciation, I was in doubt for a long while whether to become a cure, a country doctor, or a justice of the peace. It is not without reason that people speak collectively of the priest, the lawyer, and the doctor as 'men of the black robe'--so the saying goes.
" 'Inquire for the nearest
justice of the peace, and place the privacy of Windygates under the protection of the law.'--I beg your pardon!" exclaimed her ladyship, becoming conscious again of Sir Patrick's presence.
Justice of the Peace Rosamund Williams imposed a discretionary 28-days ban and fined him PS360.
The value of
Justice of the Peace Court fines shows a similar one percentage point rise to 91% over the same period.
Justice of the Peace Sarah Walker said: "Due to the early plea I will impose a fine of PS450, reduced to PS300."
If a Crown or
justice of the peace determines that an accused is a candidate for release but still has concerns that the accused may not follow through with the conditions of bail, they may require a surety.
According to a court transcript,
Justice of the Peace Robert McNally said the following in open court: "Sometimes I think we're in the middle of a Benny Hill set here.
Legal commentators, both in popular
justice of the peace manuals and learned treatises, treated the Statute of Northampton as a foundational principle for enforcing the peace.
Brissenden will take the job, which is based in Florence, made vacant by
Justice of the Peace Gary Carl's resignation on Monday.
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Justice of the Peace Campaign, please contact Communications Director Jillian Buttecali at jb.jp3.campaign@gmail.com.