- A
sheriffdom is a
judicial district in Scotland, led by a
sheriff prin****l.
Since 1
January 1975,
there have been six
sheriffdoms. Each
sheriffdom is...
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administration purposes as well. The
areas used for
judicial functions (
sheriffdoms) came to
diverge from the shires,
which ceased to be used for
local government...
- A
sheriffdom is a
judicial district of Scotland.
Originally identical to the
Shires of Scotland, from the
eighteenth century many
counties were grouped...
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system of the
sheriffdom of
Glasgow and Strathkelvin, one of the six
sheriffdoms covering the
whole of Scotland. The
current sheriffdoms were
created in...
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system of the
sheriffdom of
South Strathclyde,
Dumfries and Galloway, one of the six
sheriffdoms covering the
whole of Scotland. The
sheriffdom employs a...
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judicial system of the
sheriffdom of Tayside,
Central and Fife, one of the six
sheriffdoms covering the
whole of Scotland. The
sheriffdom employs a
number of...
- the
judicial system of the
sheriffdom of
North Strathclyde, one of the six
sheriffdoms covering Scotland. The
sheriffdom employs a
number of legally-qualified...
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judicial system of the
sheriffdom of
Lothian and Borders, one of the six
sheriffdoms covering the
whole of Scotland. The
sheriffdom employs a
number of legally...
- the
Kingdom of
Scotland in the 11th century.
Scotland was
split into
sheriffdoms, what
would later become counties, in the
reign of
David I. The first...
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system of the
sheriffdom of Grampian,
Highland and Islands, one of the six
sheriffdoms covering the
whole of Scotland. The
sheriffdom employs a number...
