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From early feudal times , the royal court was composed of great vassals and prelates , whose duties consisted of counseling and aiding the king in the administration of the realm . But the kings had neglected to call it except on rare ...
From early feudal times , the royal court was composed of great vassals and prelates , whose duties consisted of counseling and aiding the king in the administration of the realm . But the kings had neglected to call it except on rare ...
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As the executive arm of the central government , they were responsible for public order , looked after local fiscal , judicial , and police routine , regulated feudal matters , and presided over the shire courts .
As the executive arm of the central government , they were responsible for public order , looked after local fiscal , judicial , and police routine , regulated feudal matters , and presided over the shire courts .
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He divided the judiciary into the three separate common law courts : first , the court of king's bench , which heard cases involving the sovereign and criminal cases reserved for his decision ; second , the court of common pleas ...
He divided the judiciary into the three separate common law courts : first , the court of king's bench , which heard cases involving the sovereign and criminal cases reserved for his decision ; second , the court of common pleas ...
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