The Justice Law Of The Last Five Years: Viz. From 1813 To 1817, Both Inclusive: Being Supplementary To The Several Treatises On The Office And Duties

"The Justice Law Of The Last Five Years," with the subtitle "Viz. From 1813 To 1817, Both Inclusive," serves as a crucial supplement to existing treatises on the duties of a Justice of the Peace. Referencing seminal works by Burns, Williams, and Dickinson, this volume encapsulates the legal developments and interpretations of the law during a specific and significant historical period. It offers invaluable insights into the practical application of justice, presenting a focused perspective on the evolving legal landscape of the early 19th century. A necessary resource for legal historians, scholars of criminal law, and anyone seeking to understand the administration of justice during this era, this book provides a detailed snapshot of the laws and their enforcement in a rapidly changing society. Its historical context adds depth to contemporary legal studies, making it a relevant addition to any legal library.

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