High Sheriff of Sussex

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

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High Sheriff of Sussex canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf High Sheriff
ceremonial county office
appliesToJurisdiction Sussex NERFINISHED
appointedBy the British monarch NERFINISHED
the Crown NERFINISHED
ceremonialDress court dress with sword on formal occasions
ceremonialRoleIncludes attendance at legal service ceremonies
presentation of awards to community volunteers and organisations
proclamation of the accession of a new monarch in Sussex
country England
follows Sheriff of Sussex NERFINISHED
hasCurrentStatus largely ceremonial
hasDuty attendance at royal visits in Sussex
encouraging voluntary and charitable organisations
promoting crime reduction and community safety initiatives
representing the monarch at local civic events
supporting judges and the courts in Sussex
supporting the Crown and the judiciary in Sussex
hasHistoricalFunction chief executive officer of the Crown in Sussex
collection of certain royal revenues and taxes
organisation of county courts and assizes
principal law and order officer in Sussex
raising the posse comitatus in times of unrest
responsible for execution of writs and judgments
hasPrecedenceOver other county officers except the Lord-Lieutenant
historicallyReportedTo the Exchequer NERFINISHED
the Justices in Eyre NERFINISHED
inception Anglo-Saxon period
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalBasis common law office
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Sussex NERFINISHED
officeHoldersNumberPerTerm one
officeType non-political
unpaid
partOf High Sheriffs of England and Wales NERFINISHED
relatedTo High Sheriff of East Sussex NERFINISHED
High Sheriff of West Sussex NERFINISHED
Lord-Lieutenant of Sussex NERFINISHED
residenceRequirement normally resident in Sussex
selectionMethod pricking ceremony
subordinateTo the Crown NERFINISHED
termLength one year
worksWith Lord-Lieutenant of East Sussex NERFINISHED
Lord-Lieutenant of West Sussex NERFINISHED
Sussex Police NERFINISHED
judges of the Crown Court in Sussex
magistrates in Sussex

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High Sheriffs of England and Wales hasPart High Sheriff of Sussex