Civil Procedure and Courts
Found in 372 Collections and/or Records:
Jauncy and Miller v. Jacob B. Backenstos transcript
Ms. contains the transcript of the case of Jauncy and Miller vs. Jacob B. Backenstos which was heard in the Hancock County, Illinois Circuit Court, Dec. 24, 1845.
William H. Jenkins papers
Photostats of Application and authorization to practice law in Illinois (plus typescript), front page of the Nov. 18, 1868 Iowa Evening Statesman, which was owned by Jenkins, and correspondence between Donald E. Jenkins, grandson of Jenkins, and Ralph W. Hansen, Manuscript Librarian, Brigham Young University, Concerning donation of the papers.
John McEwan diary
Jacob Johnson certificate
Handwritten and printed certificate. The governor of the Utah Territory, Caleb Walton West, issued a certificate appointing Jacob Johnson as judge in Sanpete County, Utah.
Albert Jones prison journal
Holograph diary which includes minutes and business records of the Provo City Corporation, lists of other people convicted and sentenced, poems of prisoners, news articles written by Jones on prison activities, and letters he received from family and friends during his period of imprisonment.
Juridische problemen van niet-erkende religieuze bewegingen in Belgie
Photocopies of a typewritten essay with handwritten corrections. The item is in Dutch. Haegendoren discusses judicial problems relating to non-recognized religious movements in Belgium.
Justice Court arrest warrant for Peter Moliette
George Ranney Justice of the Peace docket book
Kentucky records
Handwritten items relating to Kentucky in the later years of the eighteenth century and the early decades of the nineteenth century. These manuscripts are legal documents mostly created in local courts and governments. Many of the items deal with land grants. Three of the manuscripts relate to attempts in 1829 by Daniel Boone's lawyer to get a suit apparently filed against his client's estate dismissed on the basis of technicalities. Includes 126 items.
Lake County (Ohio) legal documents
Handwritten legal documents relating to numous issues in Lake County, Ohio.