Petty session
A court of petty sessions was[when?] a local court consisting of magistrates held for a hundred in England, Wales, and Ireland.
They were also later established in British colonies, including Australia.
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A court of petty sessions was[when?] a local court consisting of magistrates held for a hundred in England, Wales, and Ireland.
They were also later established in British colonies, including Australia.
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