Capitalis Justiciarius in United States
Capitalis Justiciarius Definition
The chief justiciary; the principal minister of state, and guardian of the realm in the king’s absence. This office originated under William the Conqueror, but its power was greatly diminished by Magna Charta, and finally distributed among several courts by Edward I. Spelman; 8 Bl. Comm. 38.
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The chief justiciary; the principal minister of state, and guardian of the realm in the king’s absence. This office originated under William the Conqueror, but its power was greatly diminished by Magna Charta, and finally distributed among several courts by Edward I. Spelman; 8 Bl. Comm. 38.
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