Laws on Justices of the Peace and Civil Procedure in Ohio
A historical excerpt outlines authority of Justices of the Peace in issuing subpoenas, handling witnesses, depositions, fines, and warrants, plus civil trial procedures, jury rules, appeals to the Court of Common Pleas, and detailed steps for forcible entry actions, property attachments, and recoveries. The text lists Secs 67 through 156, detailing service, penalties, jury selection, trials, verdicts, judgments, appeals, and executions.
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