justiciaries

justiciaries
n. position or duties of a justiciar, office of a high court judge in medieval Englandjus'ti·ci·ar·y || dʒʌ'stɪʃɪerɪ /-ʃərɪ adj. of the administration of justicejus'ti·ci·ar·y || dʒʌ'stɪʃɪerɪ /-ʃərɪ

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