Steven Seider, a Dallas County justice of the peace, officiated.
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Veronica LaVista, a justice of the peace in Stonington, Conn.
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Maureen Feeney, a justice of the peace in Boston, officiated.
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Theresa Orr, a justice of the peace in Cambridge, officiated.
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Gina Beard, a New Orleans justice of the peace, officiated.
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Her mother is a justice of the peace in Greenwich, Conn.
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Brenda H. Geiling, a justice of the peace in Avon, officiated.
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Katherine R. Christopher, a justice of the peace in Clinton, Conn.
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Donna M. Cunio, a justice of the peace in Massachusetts, officiated.
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Wendy A. Curran, a justice of the peace in Ridgefield, Conn.
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Juan Pablo Morales, a justice of the peace in Mendoza, officiated.
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Mr. Norman is also a justice of the peace in Griswold.
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David Berg, a justice of the peace in New Haven, officiated.
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Their wedding was small and done by a Justice of the Peace.
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Frederick L. Baker III, a justice of the peace in Greenwich, officiated.
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Hensley became a justice of the peace in Waco in January 2015.
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Lisa Antonecchia, a Connecticut justice of the peace, officiated, incorporating Jewish traditions.
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Justice of the Peace Lloyd Phillipps, who oversaw the case, wasn't buying it.
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Elly Jackson, a justice of the peace for the Town of Brighton, Mass.
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Dr. Peter Salovey, Yale's president and a Connecticut justice of the peace, officiated.
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Richard E. Perry Jr., a justice of the peace there, is to officiate.
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"No, the kids want to choose a nondenominational justice of the peace," my dad said.
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Ruth L. Merrimen, a justice of the peace, officiated at Oceanstone Seaside Resort in Indian Harbour.
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Barbara Manners, a selectwoman and a justice of the peace for the Town of Ridgefield, officiated.
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The groom's father, a justice of the peace, officiated at Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn. Mrs.
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Connor Kuratek, a friend of the couple and a New York justice of the peace, officiated. Mrs.
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When Esther Morris became justice of the peace a few months later, she made history as well.
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Annabel L. Resnisky, a justice of the peace, officiated at Branford House, an event space in Groton, Conn.
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By 1877, around 2,000 black men had held public offices, ranging from justice of the peace to senator.
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After learning the local justice of the peace was out of town, Dominguez contacted Presidio County Judge Cinderela Guevara.
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They're considering getting married by a justice of the peace and hosting a reception, and then honeymooning in Mexico.
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Afterward, Jonathan Hunt, a Connecticut justice of the peace, arranged to meet with the couple to legally join them.
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But farming could not support the family, and Pa took jobs including one as a justice of the peace.
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Republican candidates for justice of the peace inveighed against Obamacare, which they never referred to as the Affordable Care Act.
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He was also made an honorary Justice of the Peace in his community, a local judicial position elected by the people.
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The decision for no autopsy was made both by the family and the Texas Justice of the Peace, the source said.
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In December 1916, she and Jacob made a hurried trip to Vermont to be married by a justice of the peace.
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"Now is the time to decide if love is blind," a justice of the peace says to one of the couples.
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A justice of the peace in Williamson County, Dain Johnson, said on Monday that Mr. Conditt died by his own hand.
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The Justice of the Peace that married the two just minutes earlier went to the scene of their death, KFDM reported.
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Even though it was his day off, Ellis County Justice of the Peace Chris Macon was in his office by 7 a.m.
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Longlois said they were "childhood sweethearts" who had decided to be married by a popular Justice of the Peace Joy Dubose-Simonton.
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"If it had been me … I would want to know," Juanita Bishop, a justice of the peace in Presidio, told the Post.
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Mr. Shriniwas Rai, a former member of the 9th Parliament in Singapore, who is also a justice of the peace there, officiated.
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On Wednesday, Kaleb made an initial appearance in court, where a justice of the peace set his bond at $500,000, court records show.
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As recently as 2009, Keith Bardwell, a justice of the peace in Louisiana, refused to issue a marriage license to an interracial couple.
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Pre-wedding, Jackson and April are debating minister versus justice of the peace, and April wins the first "compromise" of their romantic relationship.
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Within a few months, the territory had sworn in the country's first female jurors and appointed its first female justice of the peace.
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But what isn't disputed is that in February 19023, Morris was appointed justice of the peace, the first woman to hold the position.
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According to CBS 11, police in Orange, Texas, said the couple was leaving the Office of the Justice of the Peace after being married.
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When a Texas justice of the peace certified that the 79-year-old Supreme Court justice had died from natural causes, questions immediately erupted.
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"Circumstances have transpired to make my position as a justice of the peace a test of woman's ability to hold public office," Morris wrote.
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Most of the warrants, the newspaper reported, were approved by Josée De Carufel, a justice of the peace who was previously a criminal prosecutor.
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Maybe they can just slink off anonymously to a justice of the peace and have a very small service held with the requisite two witnesses?
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This time, police made an arrest within weeks, charging a former justice of the peace named Eric Williams and his wife, Kim, in the slayings.
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The newlyweds were leaving an Orange County Justice of the Peace precinct after their marriage ceremony, Lt. Gary Keaton, a spokesman for the department said.
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Alhaji W.O. Momodu II, a justice of the peace and the highest royal authority for the Esanland region, led the ceremony at the Royal Palace.
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Cynthia A. Kilburn, a justice of the peace, officiated at Ekwanok Country Club in Manchester, Vt. The couple met at Yale, from which they graduated. Mrs.
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The couple decided to move to Cleveland, in the industrial heartland, and they were married there by a justice of the peace on April 29, 1950.
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The Jefferson administration refused to deliver the commission to the office of justice of the peace to William Marbury, who had received his appointment before Jefferson's inauguration.
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Power is unequally distributed: Pamela is a woman with no family of standing to protect her, Mr B is a wealthy aristocrat and justice of the peace.
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An Ontario man charged with participating in a terrorist group abroad has been denied bail, a justice of the peace announced in a Brampton courtroom on Wednesday.
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The first available justice of the peace they reached was Presidio County Judge Cinderella Guevara, who pronounced Scalia legally dead over the phone without seeing his body.
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But getting married soon would require an available friend who's a justice of the peace and can step up while maintaining the requisite level of social distance.
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She was arraigned in the Justice of the Peace Court and is being held at the Dolores J. Baylor Women's Correctional Institution on $1 million cash bail.
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She worked as a cook, a cashier, and a waitress; she sold perfume at a mall; she became a justice of the peace and officiated at weddings.
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He said that in areas where there were no medical examiners, particularly in rural areas, certifying a death was a secondary job for a justice of the peace.
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Scholars have long known that Shakespeare's father, John, a businessman and justice of the peace in Stratford, had first made inquiries about a coat of arms around 1575.
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" For the ceremony, Michtom says, "We have a good friend who's a Justice of the Peace and insisted on doing the ceremony for free [though] we offered to pay him.
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I was not shocked to hear that a county justice of the peace agreed to issue the death certificate without visiting the death scene or seeing the body for herself.
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By late 1896, at age 27, he had become a justice of the peace and opened new restaurants that thrived as prospectors streamed through Seattle to the Klondike and Alaska.
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The list included a walk-in wedding chapel three blocks from Hensley's courtroom and a justice of the peace who accepted the referrals for same-sex weddings, the lawsuit says.
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"No identity or clue was given that this was not another body found by hunters in the desert," David Beebe, a justice of the peace, wrote in an email Saturday night.
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According to WLKY, the pair had gotten married in the courtroom of Orange County Justice of the Peace Joy Dubose-Simonton in front of a small number of family and friends.
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And they'll say "I do" on Monday at a ceremony at the Justice of the Peace in New York City, surrounded by friends, including Staub's pal and RHONJ costar Teresa Giudice.
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The two plan on tying the knot at the Justice of the Peace in New York City on Monday, where friends, including RHONJ costar Teresa Giudice, are said to be in attendance.
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"There's no combination of [release conditions] that would ensure that members of our community would be safe," Missoula County Attorney Kirsten Pabst told Justice of the Peace Marie Andersen, the Missoulian reports.
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"Because he has as much alcohol in his system as he does, they're going to wait for him to sober up somewhat before he goes before a justice of the peace," Stacey said.
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Justice of the Peace Rick West sentenced Gianforte on Monday for the misdemeanor, ordering him to complete 40 hours of community service, 20 hours of anger management counseling and pay a $385 fine.
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He later ran a small local weekly, The Black River Tribune, and served as a justice of the peace, presiding over one of the first same-sex civil unions in Vermont in 2000.
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They became more of a concern after she and her husband, Cody Williams Sr., a justice of the peace who played two years of basketball at the University of Oklahoma, started a family.
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Dr. Ronald B. Sobel, a senior rabbi emeritus at New York City's Temple Emanu-El, officiated, with Ann E. Sheffer, the bride's mother and a former justice of the peace in Westport, Conn.
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The Cibolo Creek Ranch where Justice Scalia was vacationing over the weekend was so remote that when officials called for a justice of the peace, none in the vicinity were available for several hours.
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Even after her divorce was granted in 1996, she and Parejo continued to share the house, living on different floors, as recommended by a justice of the peace, who had sought to mediate between them.
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The episode gets a lot of mileage of the presiding justice of the peace, who requests that she be referred to as "Your Worship," throwing shade at America for its gun policies and massive surveillance issues.
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The ownership dispute at the property has been punctuated by yelling and shoving matches, appearances by armed police officers and visits by government delegations, including Panamanian labor regulators, forensic specialists and a justice of the peace.
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Where are the monuments to the victims of slavery or to the hundreds of black lawmakers who during Reconstruction served in positions ranging from United States senator to justice of the peace to school board official?
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The case: Before President Thomas Jefferson took office in 1801, lame duck John Adams and Congress created new courts and appointed dozens of judges, including William Marbury as Justice of the Peace in the District of Columbia.
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Rick West, a justice of the peace, sentenced Mr. Gianforte, a Republican, for the misdemeanor charge, ordering him to pay a $385 fine and complete 40 hours of community service and 20 hours of anger management counseling.
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In my memory, the symbol of that vanished comity was the hickory tree in the yard of my grandfather Robert Cyle Walker, a Republican justice of the peace whose farm is now a well-groomed city park.
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"The voters in the constituency where Richard Ferrand stands will be able to say in two weeks whether they, like me, have confidence in Richard Ferrand, and they will act as justice of the peace," Philippe told reporters.
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Judge Dianne Hensley, a justice of the peace in Waco, argues her Christian faith prevents her from officiating same-sex marriages, according to the lawsuit filed by First Liberty Institute, a legal firm that advocates for religious freedoms.
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HOUSTON – Texas&apos highest criminal court Wednesday upheld a former justice of the peace&aposs conviction and death sentence for killing a district attorney&aposs wife in what prosecutors said was a revenge plot that left three people dead.
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Gallatin County Justice of the Peace Rick West sentenced the Republican technology entrepreneur to 40 hours of community service and 20 hours of anger management counseling, as well as ordered him to pay a $385 fine for the misdemeanor.
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Judge Dianne Hensley, a justice of the peace in Waco, Texas, received a public warning last month for her refusal and has now filed a lawsuit against the state agency that issued the warning, according to The Texas Tribune.
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Lawrence was taking the groom and bride to a local airport, where they would fly to their honeymoon location, according to Judge Steve Kennedy, Justice of the Peace for Precinct 1 in Uvalde County, who spoke with local news outlets.
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Kelly Hayden-Wimpory, a justice of the peace in Jefferson, N.H., officiated at the Omni Mount Washington Resort in Bretton Woods, N.H. The couple, both 29, met at Sacred Heart University, from which they each received a master's in occupational therapy.
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Marshall (serving concurrently as chief justice and as Adams's secretary of State) delivered many of the commissions, but not all — including the commission of one William Marbury, named by Adams as a justice of the peace in the District of Columbia.
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The groom's mother, a deputy first selectwoman and a justice of the peace for the Town of Woodbridge, officiated at the Amos Bull House, a historic home and museum in Hartford, with the bride's mother, an Episcopal priest, taking part.
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Ms. Antonecchia, the owner of the wedding planning service Creative Concepts by Lisa, became a Connecticut justice of the peace in case of emergencies — the kind she said she is seeing more of as couples increasingly rely on one-off officiants.
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Back in the day, there was a certain justice of the peace in the tiny Southern town of Iuka, Mississippi who you'd go see if you had a certain type of problem—an overbearing mother or father, a golden ring, a lovesick heart.
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The town of Buxton, where, in addition to mining, black people worked as teachers, small-business owners and as justice of the peace, was commonly known as "the black man's utopia in Iowa," according to "Lost Buxton," a book about the town by Rachelle Chase.
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