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Meaning of Clerk of arraigns
Officers attached to the central criminal court in England, and to each circuit. The clerk of arraigns “has to discharge, for the judge sitting on the crown side (i. e. in criminal cases), the duties which are discharged for him by a master on the civil side. Taxation of costs, allowance to witnesses, the business connected with jurors, their excuses and fines, the custody of documents, the duty of recording verdicts and making out warrants after sentence are, in addition to advising the court upon points of criminal procedure, among the duties of the clerk of arraigns.” Second Rep. Leg. Dep. Comm. (1874) 22.
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