foud
bailival
bailiffship
fiscal
magistrature
prosectorship
magistracy
magistrateship
sergeant
beagle
bailie
underbailiff
attorney
factor
district attorney
DA
bailivate
prefect
bailiff
procureur
prosecutor
prosecutrix
subbailiff
justiciary
prosecutorship
prosecutorially
special counsel
pursue
independent counsel
magistratical
vicegeral
attorneyship
judicator
politarch
judgeship
magisterial
state attorney
inquisitorial system
police magistrate
state's attorney
sheriff
barristership
remembrancer
prosectorial
sub-judge
court
judicial
counselor
High Bailiff
justiciar
semi-official
cop
magistrative
defensor
lawman
probation officer
Reeve
legist
lake lawyer
bailiwick
bailer
boroughmaster
ward
legat
public prosecutor
stipendiary
viceregal
prosecuting attorney
Your Honour
defence lawyer
defense lawyer
prosecuting officer
stipendiary magistrate
undershrievalty
provostal
provostorial
jurisprudent
underlawyer
solicitorship
procurator
John Law
criminal lawyer
ordinary
Justice of the Peace
advocate
abogado
squireship
jurisconsult
underjailer
justice of the peace
lawyership
recorder
bound bailiff
committing magistrate

English words for 'A bailiff or magistrate.'

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