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The difference would lie first and foremost on location/jurisdiction. Depending on the state's constitution, the constable would have the same power/authority as a sheriff including appointing deputies. The main difference between the two however is in the way they earn their wages.
Sheriffs are salaried offices paid by taxpayer money whereas constables are paid by fees set by statute. Also, the authority of the constable is greatly dictated by the commissioning body (if appointed) or by the general statutes, if elected.
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What constable mean?
a constable is a cop,sheriff,or police
What does constable mean?
a constable is a cop,sheriff,or police
Who does a constable report to in the state of mississippi?
County sheriff
What is a police constable?
In most jurisdictions, it is usually a Sheriff and/or his or her deputies. The first law enforcement officer in the US was a constable. Tha is where the term COPS comes from. Constable on Patrol.
Must the sheriff put an eviction court summons in the adult tenants hand to have been served?
No. The sheriff deputy or constable can post it on the door after at least two tries.
What are the release dates for The New Constable - 1912?
The Sheriff of Hope Eternal - 1921 was released on: USA: March 1921
What happens if tenants remans in proparty after judgment for possession?
The landlord then called the Sheriff's office or Constable to have you ejected from the property.
What is the difference between John Constable's paintings and Turners Paintings?
one used oil paint and the other used water colours
What were the major police-related offices and their functions during the early English and colonial periods?
Sheriff, Constable, Coroner and the Justice of the Peace.
What is a Constable in the book 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens?
In 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens, Mr. Matthew Pocket is a constable. He is married to Miss Havisham's cousin and is an upright and resolute character who helps maintain order and justice within the story's society.
What did a colonial sheriff do?
they were responsible for upholding the local laws. this was a similar job to a constable.
What is maintaining public order?
A Law Enforcement Officer. They may be a Police Officer, Sheriff, Marshall, Constable, Agent or- a very old term- Conservator of the Peace.
