High Sheriff of Kent

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The High Sheriff of Kent is a ceremonial royal appointee in the English county of Kent, historically responsible for law and order and now primarily performing judicial, civic, and community support duties.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf High Sheriff
ceremonial county office
appliesToJurisdiction Kent NERFINISHED
appointedBy the British monarch NERFINISHED
the Crown NERFINISHED
appointedByProcess Pricking of the Lites NERFINISHED
country England
follows Sheriff of Kent NERFINISHED
hasCeremonialPrecedenceOver mayors within the county on judicial occasions
hasDuty attending judges on circuit in the county
attending proclamation ceremonies
encouraging the administration of justice
participating in royal visits to Kent
promoting crime reduction initiatives
promoting the welfare of the Crown’s judges
representing the monarch at local civic events
supporting the Crown at the county level
supporting the judiciary in Kent
supporting the police and emergency services ceremonially
supporting voluntary and community sector organisations
hasHistoricalRole leading the county’s posse comitatus
principal law and order officer in Kent
responsible for collection of certain royal revenues
responsible for execution of writs and court orders
responsible for the custody of prisoners
responsible for the organisation of county elections
responsible for the security of judges
hasJurisdictionType ceremonial county
hasLanguage English
hasScope civic representation
community engagement
judicial support
hasSeat varies with office-holder’s residence
hasWebsite official or informational pages typically hosted by Kent civic or lieutenancy sites
inception Middle Ages NERFINISHED
isNonSalariedPosition true
isPoliticalOffice false
isSubordinateTo Lord-Lieutenant of Kent NERFINISHED
legalStatus royal appointment
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Kent NERFINISHED
officeHoldersList List of High Sheriffs of Kent
officeHoldsRank highest-ranking non-royal civic office in Kent after the Lord-Lieutenant
partOf High Sheriffs of England and Wales NERFINISHED
termLength one year
wears ceremonial sword on state occasions
court dress on formal occasions

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High Sheriffs of England and Wales hasPart High Sheriff of Kent
Edward Austen Knight positionHeld High Sheriff of Kent
Sheriff of Kent relatedTo High Sheriff of Kent
Sheriff of Kent replacedBy High Sheriff of Kent