justicies

justicies (j[schwa]-stish-ee-eez). Hist. A writ empowering the sheriff to allow certain debt cases in a county court. • The writ was so called because of the significant word in the writ’s opening clause, which stated in Latin, “We command you that you do justice to [a person named].”

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