Burn's abridgement, or The American justice : containing the whole practice, authority and duty of justices of the peace; with correct forms of precedents relating thereto, and adapted to the present situation of the United States.

The new Virginia justice : comprising the office and authority of a justice of the peace, in the Commonwealth of Virginia. : Together with a variety of useful precedents adopted to the laws now in force. : To which is added, an appendix containing all the most approved forms of conveyancing, commonly used in this country, such as deeds, of bargain and sale, of lease and release, of trust, mortgages, &c.-- : Also the duties of a justice of the peace, arising under the laws of the United States. /
by: Hening, William Waller, 1768-1828

The new Virginia justice : comprising the office and authority of a justice of the peace, in the Commonwealth of Virginia. : Together with a variety of useful precedents adopted to the laws now in force. : To which is added, an appendix containing all the most approved forms of conveyancing, commonly used in this country, such as deeds, of bargain and sale, of lease and release, of trust, mortgages, &c.-- : Also the duties of a justice of the peace arising under the laws of the United States. /
by: Hening, William Waller, 1768-1828

Precedents in the office of a justice of peace : To which is added a short system of conveyancing, in a method entirely new. : With an appendix, containing a variety of the most useful forms. /
by: Read, Collinson, 1751-1815

The Massachusetts justice : being a collection of the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, relative to the power and duty of justices of the peace. Alphabetically arranged, in two parts. Part I. --The power and duty of the justices of the Court of General Sessions of the peace. Part II. --The power and duty of justices of the peace, in their separate capacity. : To which are added, under the proper heads, a variety of forms, grounded on said laws. The whole intended for the use of those who practise in the office of a justice, to assist them in the various duties thereto belonging. : With an appendix, containing short and concise rules for changing pounds, shillings, pence and farthings, into dollars, cents and milles, which a late law has introduced as the money of account.-- : Also, rules for computing interest in such money, and sundry useful tables respecting the same. : To all which an index is annexed. /
by: Freeman, Samuel, 1743-1831
Published: (1795)

The civil and executive officers' assistant : Containing the forms of bonds, bills, deeds, letters of attorney, policies of insurance. Releases, wills, writs, pleas, officers returns and justices records of court. : With the power and duty of justices of the peace as contained in the laws of the state of Connecticut and exhibiting the duty and province of select-men, constables, grand-jurors, &c. : With an appendix containing a concise mode of casting interest, keeping town accompts, and transacting public business with facility and accuracy. /
by: Goodrich, John, 1753-1800

The civil and executive officers' assistant : containing the forms of bonds, bills, deeds, letters of attorney, policas printed]. : With the power and duty of justices of the peace, as contained in the laws of the state of Connecticut, and exhibiting the duty and province of select-men, constables, grand-jurors, &c. : With an appendix, containing a concise mode of casting interest, keeping town accompts, and transacting public business with facility and accuracy. /
by: Goodrich, John, 1753-1800

A guide to justices : being modern English precedents, for the direction of justices of peace, in making out warrants, mittimus's, recognizances, supercedeas's, affidavits, informations, inquisitions, summons, precepts, certificates for the poor, and warrants for their removal, &c. : necessary for all justices of peace, deputy-lieutentants, commissioners of sewers, &c. to assist them in the execution of their several offices /
by: Higgs, Joseph

The Virginia justice : comprising the office and authority of a justice of the peace, in the Commonwealth of Virginia. Together with a variety of useful precedents, adapted to the laws now in force. To which is added, an appendix, containing all the most approved forms in conveyancing. Also, the duties of a justice of the peace, arising under the laws of the United States /
by: Hening, William Walter, 1768-1828

The office and authority of a justice of peace : And also the duty of sheriffs, coroners, church wardens, surveiors of highways, constables, and officers of militia. Together with precedents of warrants, judgments, executions, and other legal process, issuable by magistrates within their respective jurisdictions, in cases civil or criminal. And the method of judicial proceedings, before justices of peace, in matters within their cognisance out of sessions. : Collected from the common and statute laws of England, and acts of Assembly, now in force; and adapted to the constitution and practice of Virginia. /
by: Webb, George, -1758

The Young clerk's vade mecum: or, Compleat law-tutor : Being a useful collection of a great variety of the most approved precedents in the law, and adapted to almost every transaction in life wherein an attention to legal forms is indispensably necessary. And consisting chiefly of bonds, special conditions, letters of attorney, awards, articles of agreement, bills of sale, contracts, covenants, charter parties, leases, proceedings upon distress for rent, assignments, deeds, indentures, mortgages, marriage articles, wills, fines and recoveries, writs, declarations and proceedings at law. : To which is added, A collection of English precedents, relating to the office of a justice of peace.

The office and authority of a justice of peace explained and digested, under proper titles : To which are added, full and correct precedents of all kinds of process necessary to be used by magistrates; in which also the duty of sheriffs, and other publick officers, is properly discussed. /
by: Starke, Richard, -1772

The South-Carolina justice of peace : containing all the duties, powers and authorities of that office, as regulated by the laws now of force in this state. And adopted to the parish and county magistrate. : To which is added, a great variety of warrants, indictments and other precedents with several additional ones interspersed under their several heads, and an addition of several other decisions which have been had in the courts of this state, besides those contained in the first edition.

The office and authority of a justice of peace explained and digested, under proper titles : To which are added, full and correct precedents of all kinds of process necessary to be used by magistrates; in which also the duty of sheriffs, and other publick officers, is properly discussed. By Richard Starke, Esquire.
by: Starke, Richard, -1772

Justice of the Peace manual for Texas counties.
Published: (2002)

The South-Carolina justice of peace : containing all the duties, powers and authorities of that office, as regulated by the laws now of force in this state, and adapted to the parish and county magistrate. : To which is added, a great variety of warrants, indictments and other precedents, interspersed under their several heads, and a summary of several of the decisions which have been had in the courts of this state. : Entered in the secretary's office of the state of South-Carolina, 11th October, 1788, agreeable to the act of Assembly in that case made and provided, entitled "An act for the encouragement of arts and sciences." Ratified the 26th of March, 1784. Peter Freneau, secretary.

The South-Carolina justice of peace : containing all the duties, powers and authorities of that office, as regulated by the laws now of force in this state, and adapted to the parish and county magistrate. : To which is added, a great variety of warrants, indictments and other precedents, interspersed under their several heads, and a summary of several of the decisions which have been had in the courts of this state. : Volume. I[-III]. : Entered in the secretary's office of the state of South-Carolina, 11th October, 1788, agreeable to the act of Assembly in that case made and provided, entitled "An act for the encouragement of arts and sciences." Ratified the 26th of March, 1784. Peter Freneau, secretary.

An assistance to justices of the peace, for the easier performance of their duty /
by: Keble, Joseph, 1632-1710

An assistance to justices of the peace, for the easier performance of their duty /
by: Keble, Joseph, 1632-1710
Published: (1683)

A Manuell, or, A justice of peace his vade-mecum : a table containing the substance of all statutes whereby one or more justices are inabled and authorized to order matters out of the sessions of the peace.

A Manuell, or, A justice of peace his vade-mecum : a table containing the substance of all statutes whereby one or more justices are inabled and authorized to order matters out of the sessions of the peace.
Published: (1641)

The Massachusetts justice : being a collection of the laws of the commonwealth of Massachusetts, relative to the power and duty of justices of the peace. Alphabetically arranged, in two parts. Part I.--The power and duty of the justices of the Court of general sessions of the peace. Part II.--The power and duty of justices of the peace, in their separate capacity. To which are added ... a variety of forms, grounded on said laws ... With an appendix, containing extracts from sundry laws of the United States.--Also, short and concise rules for changing pounds, shilling, pence and farthings, into dollars, cents and milles, which a late law has introduced as the money account; and rules for computing interest in such money, with sundry useful tables ... To all which is added in index /
by: Freeman, Samuel, 1743-1831
Published: (1802)

The office and authority of a justice of the peace : And also, the duty of sheriffs, coroners, constables, churchwardens, overseers of roads and other officers. : Together with precedents of warrants, judgments, executions and other legal process, issuable by magistrates within their several juristictions, in cases civil and criminal, with the method of judicial proceedings before justices of the peace out of sessions. also some directions for their conduct within their county courts. : To which is added, an appendix containing many useful precedents, and directions for the execution of them. : Collected from the common and statute laws of England, and the acts of assembly of this province, and adapted to our constitution and practice. /
by: Davis, James, 1721-1785

The office and authority of a justice of peace : and also the duty of sheriffs, coroners, church-wardens, surveiors of highways, constables, and officers of militia : together with precedents of warrants, judgements, executions, and other legal process, issuable by magistrates within their respective jurisdictions, in cases civil or criminal : and the method of judicial proceedings, before justices of peace, in matters within their cognizance out of sessions : collected from the common and statute laws of England, and acts of Assembly, now in force, and adapted to the constitution and practice of Virginia /
by: Webb, George, -1758

The Justice of the peace, and parish officer /
by: Burn, Richard, 1709-1785

A Manuell, or, A Justice of peace his vade-mecum : a table containing the substance of all statutes whereby one or more iustices are inabled and authorized to order matters out of the Sessions of the Peace.
Published: (1642)

A treatise on the jurisdiction and proceedings of justices of the peace, in civil suits : With an appendix, containing advice to executors, administrators and guardians. : Also an epitome of the law of landlord and tenant; the whole interspersed with proper forms, and calculated for general instruction. /
by: Griffith, William, 1766-1826

A treatise on the jurisdiction and proceedings of the justices of the peace, in civil suits : with an appendix, containing, advice to executors, administrators and guardians--also, an epitome of the law of landlord and tenant; the whole interspersed with proper forms, and calculated for general instruction. /
by: Griffith, William, 1766-1826

The practical justice of the peace and parish-officer, of His Majesty's province of South-Carolina /
by: Simpson, William, active 1761

A complete guide for justices of peace, according to the best approved authors : in two parts : the first containing the common and statute laws of England, relating to the office of a justice of peace : the second consisting of the most authentick and useful precedents, which do properly concern the same /
by: Bond, J. (John)
Published: (1687)

A complete guide for justices of peace, according to the best approved authors : in two parts : the first containing the common and statute laws of England, relating to the office of a justice of peace : the second consisting of the most authentick and useful precedents, which do properly concern the same /
by: Bond, J. (John)

The general instructor: or The office, duty, and authority of justices of the peace, sheriffs, coroners and constables, in the state of Kentucky : With precedents suited to every case that can possibly arise in either of those offices, under the laws now in force, with references to the laws out of which they do arise. : The whole alphabetically digested under the several titles; with an index for the ready finding any matter sought. /
by: Bradford, John, 1747-1830

Astrææ abdicatæ restauratio, or, Advice to justices of the peace : containing a compendious and perfect abstract of all the statute laws now in force and use relating to the administration of the office of justices of the peace : as likewise touching the office and duty of constables ... : also correct forms of warrants, mittimus, and other precepts and instruments upon the said statutes ... : including all the statutes upon this subject to the end of the last Parliament holden at Westminster, which was dissolved October the 11th 1695 ... /
by: Brown, William, 17th/18th cent
Published: (1695)

Astrææ abdicatæ restauratio, or, Advice to justices of the peace : containing a compendious and perfect abstract of all the statue laws now in force and use relating to the administration of the office of justices of the peace : as likewise touching the office and duty of constables ... : also correct forms of warrants, mittimus, and other precepts and instruments upon the said statutes ... : including all the statutes upon this subject to the end of the last Parliament holden at Westminster, which was dissolved October the 11th 1695 ... /
by: Brown, William, active 17th/18th century

The office and authority of a justice of the peace, and of sheriffs, coroners, &c : According to the laws of the state of North-Carolina. /
by: Martin, François-Xavier, 1762-1846
Published: (1791)

The practical justice of the peace and parish-officer, of His Majesty's province of South-Carolina : By William Simpson, one of the assistant judges of the Court of General Sessions of the Peace, Assize, &c. of the said province.
by: Simpson, William, active 1761

The practical justice of the peace and parish-officer : of His Majesty's Province of South-Carolina.
by: Simpson, William, active 1761
Published: (1972)