A History of Continental Criminal Procedure, With Special Reference to France
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The appellate judges were always royal judges ; in the second instance the courts of the seigniors never intervened.
"It is only the criminal lieutenants of the bailiwicks and royal seneschals who have the right of criminal jurisdiction. This is decided by Article 22 of the edict of Cremieu, and still more clearly by the Article of the Ordinance which speaks only of bailiffs and royal seneschals ; with the result that the judges of the lords who have appellate jurisdiction in civil cases of som...e other judges, have not the same right in criminal proceedings." 4 V. The ecclesiastical jurisdiction had gradually lost ground, thanks to the theory of the ordinary misdemeanor and of the privi- leged case. The ordinary misdemeanor could be retained by the secular judge, as long as it was not required to be transferred ; and in that case only the bailiffs and royal seneschals had juris- diction, to the exclusion of the seigniorial judges. 5 The secular judge was not divested of the privileged cause.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The appellate judges were always royal judges ; in the second instance the courts of the seigniors never intervened.
"It is only the criminal lieutenants of the bailiwicks and royal seneschals who have the right of criminal jurisdiction. This is decided by Article 22 of the edict of Cremieu, and still more clearly by the Article of the Ordinance which speaks only of bailiffs and royal seneschals ; with the result that the judges of the lords who have appellate jurisdiction in civil cases of som...e other judges, have not the same right in criminal proceedings." 4 V. The ecclesiastical jurisdiction had gradually lost ground, thanks to the theory of the ordinary misdemeanor and of the privi- leged case. The ordinary misdemeanor could be retained by the secular judge, as long as it was not required to be transferred ; and in that case only the bailiffs and royal seneschals had juris- diction, to the exclusion of the seigniorial judges. 5 The secular judge was not divested of the privileged cause.
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