civil process वाक्य

In cities such as Poquoson and Franklin, these cities grew out of a county and still use that county's sheriff for civil process and court services.
Constables and their deputies may serve civil process in any precinct in their county and any contiguous county and can serve warrants anywhere in the state.
Harshbarger has proposed legislation that would abolish the patronage-laden private fiefdoms made up of deputy sheriffs who now run many of the counties'civil process service systems.
He has not been charged with any crimes in the U . S . The forfeiture action is a civil process that allows prosecutors to seize assets.
Massachusetts'civil process system, widely seen as archaic and rife with opportunities for kickbacks and corruption, would be revamped and professionalized under a proposal by Attorney General Scott Harshbarger.

Deputy sheriffs are often patronage appointments made by county sheriffs who choose from their campaign supporters, friends and, in some cases, families to run the county civil process system.
The Oklahoma Military Department Police, with the sole exception of the serving or execution of civil process, shall retain all the powers vested by law as state peace officers.
The Civil Division provides service of civil process, New York State Pistol License processing, and sheriffs'office records for the public, which include police reports and motor vehicle collision reports.
Moreover, the Attorneys General of the United States ruled that, in consenting to purchase, the States could reserve no jurisdiction except for the service of criminal and civil process ."
Their role is to provide security to the court's staff and visitors during trials, transport suspects from the county jail to court for judicial proceedings, and serve civil process papers.