JUDGES OF S. €. AND C. P. how appointed, 20 their oath, 57 to be commissioned by the governor, 409 to transmit certificate of their oath to clerk of C. P 407 neglecting to transmit certificate in twenty days shall be deemed a refusal removal out of their jurisdiction shall be deemed a resignation, ib. shall not practice as attorneys. 412 any one may allow habeas corpus, 164 may discharge prisoner or let to bail, 164, 5 who shall have precedence, and be chief, ib. when to reduce their opinions to writing, 79 two may admit attorneys and counsellors at law, 410 shall meet annually in Columbus to hold a court in bank, 93 their salaries, and when to be paid, 505 OF COMMON PLEAS ONLY,(see Court of Common Pleas.) when interested, to have cause certified to S. C. 70 may hold special sessions for granting letters of administration, &c. 241 PRESIDENT OF C. P. may grant dedimus in vacation, 72 to give certain acts in charge to grand jury, 310, 312, 371. 444. 448 ASSOCIATES, may open poll books when clerk is disqualified, 52 may appoint a clerk, pro tem. 58 may order special election of sheriff or coroner, 53 shall determine the sufficiency of the bonds and sureties of sheriff and e may hold special court for the examination of prisoner in jail, 155 may appoint county commissioner to till vacancy, 268 two may take depositions to perpetuate testimony, 127 JUDGES OF ELECTION, trustees of townships shall be, 45. 485 others may be chosen, and how, 45 city council in Cincinnati to be judges of election, ib. their oath, 45. 485 may be fined for refusing to serve, 45 their duties in receiving and canvassing votes, and disposing of the poll books, 46 to 49 their compensation, 45 their fees for returning poil books, 55. 170 their duties in relation to the election of electors of P. and V. P. of U. S. 41 JUDGMENT, may be rendered against security for costs, on motion. 59 JUDGMENT,-(continued) when may be rendered against casual ejector, 69 becomes dormant in five years, without execution, and its lien ceases, 78 vacated by granting a new trial, 76 final of C. P. may be reversed on error, 77 when reversed, S. C. court may render judgment or remand cause, ib. of common pleas, suspended by appeal, 79 when entered by default, court may assess damages, 73 loses its priority of lien on lands in one year, without levy, by confession, for what amount justice may render, 171 107 rendered by justice in the absence of defendant, may be opened, 175 bail for the stay of execution against whom judgment is rendered, shall against executors, &c. to be de bonis testatoris, 235 may be rendered by court on award as on a verdict, 266 may be rendered against delinquent county treasurers at first term, 295 JURISDICTION, of supreme court, 56 of common pleas, 57 of S. C. and C. P. in chancery, 81 of justices of the peace in civil cases, 170, 1. 189. 190 JURORS, in criminal cases, 194 what number to be selected in each county, 94 number of petit, in the county of Hamilton, 96 apportionment for each township, when and how made, 94 to be selected by township trustees on second Tuesday in October 95 list to be returned to clerk of C. P and names put into a box, ib. dying or removing, their names to be thrown aside, 96 time and manner of drawing jury, 95 how summoned, ib. drawn and excused from serving, their names to be returned to the box, 96 oath of foreman and other grand jurors, 97 be ib. certain acts to be given in charge to grand jury, 310. 312. 371 444. 448 for what causes jurors may be challenged, challenges to be tried by the court, 98 b. two may be challenged peremptorily in all cases, 98 in capital cases 36 to be summoned, and 23 may be challenged peremptorily JURORS.-continued for what causes the array máy be challenged, 9$ may have a view of lands, 98 struck jury, and manner of striking, 99 fees of struck jury, and how paid, 100 fees of grand and petit jurors and talesmen, 225 privileged from arrest while attending courts 342 five to be summoned to try the right of property levied on by sheriff, 102 six may be summoned to try actions of forcible entry and detainer, 210 their fees in actions of forcible entry and detainer, 214 coroner may call a jury to view dead body, 115 form of oath when called by coroner, ib. may be fined for failing to attend coroner's inquest when summoned, 116 also to inquire whether such person be restored, 326 duty of jury in assessing the value of improvements made by occupying convicts shall not be jurors 143 receiving a bribe, how punished. 150 persons attempting to corrupt or influence jurors, how punished, ib. JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, how elected, and vacancies how filled, 167 number of, in each township regulated by the court of C. P. ib. to take an oath and give bond, 169 neglecting to give bond and take the oath within the time prescribed, shall and a new election shall be ordered 169 shall be commissioned by the governor, 409 shall transmit the date of their commissions to the clerk of the township in re-ignations to be made to the clerk of C. P. 170 their jurisdiction in civil cases, 170, 1 179. 189 in criminal cases, 194 shall keep dockets, and furnish transcripts, 171, 197 docket or transcript thereof, to be delivered to successor, 171 justice removing from the county, his docket to be retained by another, 172 re-elected, may proceed as if term had not expired, 172 when to issue summons, and when capias, as first process, 172, 3 when they may issue either at their discretion, 173 shall indorse the sum demanded on mesne process, 174 in what cases they shall have jurisdiction in adjoining townships, 173 how to proceed on return of capias, 174 when, and for what time, they may grant continuanees, 174, 5 bills of particulars must be filed by parties, 175 may try cause in the absence of either party, ib. 幣 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,-(continued) may open judgment rendered against defendant in his absence, and grant actions before, may be entered without process, 176 how to enter judgment against principal and surety, ib. to render judgment on awards. ib. may set aside awards on proof of fraud, &c 177 shall send up transcript and original papers in causes appealed, ib. may take recognizance for stay of execution, 181 how to proceed against bail for stay of execution, ib. how to proceed when bail removes before stay expires, 183 may take further recognizance for stay, 183 issuing execution, shall not purchase at constable's sale, 184 how to proceed when defendant has lands but no goods, 185 may require non resident plaintiff to give security for costs, 187 may try right of property levied on by constable aud claimed by third per may appoint special constable in certain cases, 188 shall receive and pay over money, 189 how proceeded against for not paying over money, ib. may fine witnesses for disobeying subpoena, 189 may compel the attendance of witnesses by attachment, ib. may take bail for appeal or stay of execution after their term of office ha may hold an inquest when the office of coroner is vacant, ió. may fine for assault and battery or affray on plea of guilty, 195 may recognize defendants and witnesses in State cases, 194 to 196 may commit for safe keeping before examination, 197 shall pay fines into county treasury. 199 shall issue writs of attachment, 203 may try the right of property attached by constable, 204 shall adjust demands, and divide proceeds of property attached, 208 may issue warrant against garnishee, 207 shall certify their proceedings in attachment to C. P. in certain cases in forcible entry and detainer, to issue warrant. ib. to issue summons to defendant, 211 1207,8 to issue writ of restitution, ib may issue subpoenas for witnesses to attend before arbitrators, 265 may take depositions, 124 may solemnize marriages, 429 two justices to assist clerk in opening poll books, 49 to take and transmit testimony in certain contested elections, 54 JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,-(continued) their duty on trials of the right of property levied on by sheriff, 102, S their tees in general, 223 in actions of forcible entry and detainer, 24 in criminal cases, when to be paid by the county, 197 shall set up tables of fees in their offices, 226 taking illegal fees, how punished, 146 stirring up suits and quarrels, how punished, 147 limitation of actions against, for misconduct in office, 215 in actions against, for misconduct in office, when plaintiff recovers less than JUSTIFCATION, of special bail, 60 to 62 KEEPER OF MEASURES, how appointed, his duty and compensation, 451 KEEPER OF PENITENTIARY, his duty when judgment against prisoner is reversed, 160 KIDNAPPING, how punished, 442 LAND, no interest in, to pass by sale without deed or note in writing, 218 when bound by judgment, 101 sales of, under execution, to be made at court house, 105 to be appraised before sale by sheriff, 103 not to sell for less than two thirds of the appraised value, 104 sale of, by sheriff, to be advertised thirty days, ib may be sold without valuation for debts or taxes due the State, 104 sold under execution, to be conveyed by sheriff, 105 purchases of, by appraisers or officers conducting the sale, considered fraud held in trust for banks, how sold under execution, 456 to 458 title to, acquired under execution, not affected by reversal of judgment, 107 how subjected to the payment of justice's judgments, 185, 6 grants and conveyances of, to defraud creditors. void, 218 when possession of, may be restored by action of forcible entry and de- may be sold and conveyed by administrator, &c., under order of court, 236 devised to be sold, may be sold by executor without an order of court, 239 may be sold by executors or administrators appointed in other States, 240. |