civil jurisdiction

And although a violation of our law is criminal, we really have only civil jurisdiction.

"In the eyes of the military police commander on the ground it was a clear criminal matter for civil jurisdiction."

"The next opportunity you'll have to argue civil jurisdiction will be if you're found guilty and appeal."

Federal civil jurisdiction is very limited in Indian country.

In 1982 he became a member of a court of appeal with civil jurisdiction.

Its command structure is based on established civil jurisdictions.

If civil jurisdiction extend thus far, what might not lawfully be introduced into religion?

It is the principal court of original civil jurisdiction in civil matters.

Scarcely any other German see freed itself so thoroughly from civil jurisdiction within its territory.

Courts of Quarter Sessions were also few in number and had no civil jurisdiction.

It has been used to support the right of tribes to control their natural resources, including exercising civil jurisdiction over non-Indians.

Magistrates also have a civil jurisdiction, such as a family jurisdiction.

They also have a civil jurisdiction, in relation to family work, and the enforcement of child support and council tax payments.

Civil jurisdiction is based on residence or temporary personal presence for natural persons and the place where the board of directors has its seat.

County Courts are statutory courts with a purely civil jurisdiction.

Their jurisdiction only covered natives, but extended to criminal and civil jurisdiction.

The sheriff is the chief law enforcement officer in the parish and has both criminal and civil jurisdiction.

These associations had tribunals that permitted them to exercise criminal and civil jurisdiction over legal matters.

Not until 1918/19 the gendarmes officially became public servants, no longer subordinate to military law but to civil jurisdiction.

The Magistrates Court has a criminal and civil jurisdiction.

Their civil jurisdiction was limited to £100.

In their civil jurisdiction, inferior courts operate within jurisdictional and monetary limits.

It conferred upon the District Courts a civil jurisdiction.

The Provincial Court of a particular province may also have a limited civil jurisdiction, over small claims and some family law matters.

Local "general" courts (combining criminal and civil jurisdiction) consisting of: