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| − | Bailiff is a person who got granted this | + | Bailiff is a person who got granted this title by a [[Judge]] to serve court in various ways such as participating in trials, helping the judge in the administration of justice, suggesting changes and additions to the kingdom's laws or any other duty a judge wants to delegate. |
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| − | * Assists in various ways | + | * Assists the judge in various ways in the administration of justice |
| − | * Join in | + | * Join in trials to assist the judge or any other member of law enforcement. |
* Gather evidence against the person who violated the law | * Gather evidence against the person who violated the law | ||
| + | * Updating laws | ||
[[Category: Roles]] | [[Category: Roles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:21, 18 September 2016
Bailiff is a person who got granted this title by a Judge to serve court in various ways such as participating in trials, helping the judge in the administration of justice, suggesting changes and additions to the kingdom's laws or any other duty a judge wants to delegate.
[edit] Requirements
To become a Bailiff , you don't need any in game requirements ((such as age, certain stats and etc)) . Any Judge can appoint upto 1 Bailiff for one Court.
This role is mainly for Role Playing purposes.
[edit] Duties
Bailiff main duties are :
- Assists the judge in various ways in the administration of justice
- Join in trials to assist the judge or any other member of law enforcement.
- Gather evidence against the person who violated the law
- Updating laws
