presidial , także: presidiary

Instead, this usually fell to the nearest bailliwick or presidial court.

In the northern territories of Mexico, presidial companies (presidiales) protected the scattered settlements there.

Any cases mixing heresy with sedition would be tried by presidial judges instead of Catholic clergy.

He joined the military as a cadet in the presidial company of Nuestra Señora de Loreto.

Presidial judges had concurrent jurisdiction with Provost Marshals, and the two vied openly to be vested.

Later in 1774, the Mission was moved a few miles up Mission Valley to separate the Indians from the influence of the presidial garrison.

He was born at Lyon, the eldest son of a councillor of the Lyon presidial (court of justice).

Argüello enlisted in the Mexico regiment of dragoons, serving as a private, and later sergeant of the presidial company of Altar, Sonora.

But as there were many necessary witnesses, and it was almost impossible to bring them all such a great distance, the archiepiscopal court sent the appeal to the presidial court of Poitiers.

The current Faculty of Law is located in Babelsberg/Griebnitzsee in the former presidial and administrative buildings of the German Red Cross (1939/40).

St. Denis was jailed during the four-month investigation, but Alarcon was unable to find proof that the presidial soldiers had-actively or passively-allowed illegal trade to flourish in the area.

In an effort to reduce the Parlements' caseload, several bailie courts were granted extended powers by Henry II of France and were thereafter called presidial courts (baillages présidiaux).

In regard to the government, the Centre Party rejected a "temporal solution", such as Papen's presidial cabinets, and rather advocated a "total solution", i.e., a government according to the rules of the constitution.

Known as the Rancho del Rey (Ranch of the King) under Spain, this land south of the Presidio of San Diego served since 1795 as a presidial cattle grazing ground.

The main gate was on the center of the west wall, the presidial chapel was located along the east wall, the commandant's house was in the center, and the interior walls were lined with homes, stables, and warehouses.

Bailie and presidial courts were also the courts of first instance for certain crimes (previously the jurisdiction of manorial courts): sacrilege, treason, kidnapping, rape, heresy, money defacement, sedition, insurrection, and illegal bearing of weapons.

This presidial system emerges as a strategy of settlement by the Spanish during the Viceroyalty consisting of a building to defend to soldiers and serve as temporary shelter against the attacks, which was dismantled after the area was pacified.

Although not explicitly codified in the orders, Santa Anna ensured that the presidial troops who had previously been stationed in Bexar did not take part in the fighting; this would ensure that relatives were not forced to fight each other.

In the face of such proofs of innocence none of the accusations could be considered as established and so, according to the decision of the presidial court of Poitiers, dated the 25th of May 1634, the decision of the bishop's court was reversed, and Grandier was acquitted of the charges brought against him.