Fifty-Four Legal Forms, Designed Chiefly for the Use of Justices of the Peace and Mayors in Prosecutions Before Them Under the Liquor Law of 1854: Tog

This is a collection of "Fifty-four Legal Forms, Designed Chiefly For The Use Of Justices Of The Peace And Mayors In Prosecutions Before Them Under The Liquor Law Of 1854, Together With Directions, Appropriate Remarks, And A Copy Of The Act Of The Assembly." Created by Marvin Warren and the state of Ohio, this volume offers practical guidance and forms for legal professionals navigating liquor law prosecutions in the mid-19th century.

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