The Magisterial Synopsis: A Practical Guide for Magistrates, Their Clerks, Attornies and Constables, in All Matters Out of Quarter Sessions; Summary ... Procedures, &C., Being Tabularly A

The Magisterial Synopsis, by George Colwell Oke, is a comprehensive guide designed for magistrates, their clerks, attorneys, and constables. Covering matters outside of quarter sessions, summary convictions, and indictable offenses, this practical resource provides essential information on penalties, punishments, procedures, and more. Organized tabularly for quick reference, it serves as an invaluable tool for navigating the complexities of 19th-century law. This detailed synopsis offers insights into the legal practices and frameworks of the era, making it an important resource for legal historians, scholars, and anyone interested in the evolution of criminal justice.

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