High Sheriff of Yorkshire

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The High Sheriff of Yorkshire is a historic ceremonial officer of the English county of Yorkshire, traditionally responsible for maintaining law and order and supporting the Crown’s judicial functions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ceremonial county office
historic legal office
appliesToJurisdiction Yorkshire
appointedBy the Crown
British monarch
surface form: the monarch of the United Kingdom
associatedWith Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire
Royal Courts of Justice on circuit
category High Sheriffs of England and Wales
Lieutenancy of Yorkshire
surface form: Yorkshire ceremonial officers
ceremonialPrecedence below the Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire
ceremonialStatus largely ceremonial in modern times
coexistsWith Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire
country England
follows High Sheriff of Yorkshire self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sheriff of Yorkshire
hasDuty attending judges on circuit
maintaining law and order
proclaiming the accession of a new monarch
representing the monarch in matters of law and order within the county
supporting the Crown’s judicial functions
supporting the Royal Courts within the county
hasRank one of the oldest secular offices under the Crown in England
historicalFunction principal law enforcement officer of Yorkshire
responsible for collection of certain royal revenues
responsible for execution of writs and judgments
responsible for organization of county courts
jurisdictionType county
languageOfName English
locatedIn Yorkshire
historic county of Yorkshire
modernRole encouraging voluntary and statutory sector work in community safety and crime reduction
supporting the Crown and the judiciary
officeHolderRole High Sheriff
officeHolderSelection nominated from local notable persons
officeHolderStyle High Sheriff of Yorkshire self-link
officeType non‑political
unpaid
partOf Shrievalty of England and Wales
precededBy High Sheriff of Yorkshire self-linksurface differs
surface form: Sheriff of Yorkshire
relatedConcept English shrievalty
High Sheriff
High Sheriffs of England and Wales
surface form: Sheriff (England and Wales)
represents the monarch in the county on matters of law and order
scopeOfOffice historic county of Yorkshire prior to later administrative divisions
subordinateTo the Crown
symbolizes the rule of law in Yorkshire
termLength one year
titleUsedSince after the medieval office of Sheriff of Yorkshire evolved into a high shrievalty
wears traditional court dress on formal occasions

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Sir Godfrey Copley positionHeld High Sheriff of Yorkshire
High Sheriff of South Yorkshire follows High Sheriff of Yorkshire
High Sheriff of South Yorkshire replaces High Sheriff of Yorkshire
this entity surface form: High Sheriff of Yorkshire (for the area now in South Yorkshire)
High Sheriffs of England and Wales hasPart High Sheriff of Yorkshire
High Sheriff of the East Riding of Yorkshire precededBy High Sheriff of Yorkshire
this entity surface form: High Sheriff of Yorkshire (historical, for the wider county)
High Sheriff of Yorkshire follows High Sheriff of Yorkshire self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sheriff of Yorkshire
High Sheriff of Yorkshire precededBy High Sheriff of Yorkshire self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Sheriff of Yorkshire
High Sheriff of Yorkshire officeHolderStyle High Sheriff of Yorkshire self-link