Sheriff definition

Sheriff means the elected official who is the Sheriff of the County of Los Angeles.

Sheriff means the Sheriff of Western Australia and any deputy sheriff appointed by the Sheriff of Western Australia;

Sheriff. , means a person appointed in terms of section 2 of the Sheriffs Act, 1986 (Act 90 of 1986), and also a person appointed in terms of section 5 and section 6 of that Act as an acting sheriff and a deputy sheriff, respectively;

Examples of Sheriff in a sentence

• The Parties agree that the Sheriff will continue to provide a full and accurate account of their financial documents and budget related reports for the cost analysis, planning and staffing of this agreement between the Parties.

• Should an unforeseen event result in possible decrease in Services, the Sheriff will notify the City Manager and discuss the staffing levels and possible impacts on the City.

• The Sheriff shall exercise his judgment as he deems proper and appropriate.

• Either Party may change its address and other contact information by providing notice to the other Party in the manner set forth in this section: Notices to County of Xxxxx shall be addressed as follows: Glenn County Sheriff 000 X.

• The Sheriff shall amend its use-of-force policies and procedures if necessary to reflect, and ensure compliance in practice with, the following requirements related to uses of force.

More Definitions of Sheriff

Sheriff and "circuit clerk" shall mean the sheriff and circuit clerk,

Sheriff or "Sheriff's Office" means the Sheriff's Office of the County of Mendocino or the authorized representatives thereof.

Sheriff means the sheriff of the county of Alameda and his or her authorized representatives.

Sheriff means the county sheriff or a deputy sheriff designated by the sheriff.

Sheriff means any elected or appointed county sheriff or undersheriff or any appointed, lawfully

Sheriff means the Sheriff referred to in the Supreme Court Act 1935 section 156;

Sheriff means a sheriff within the meaning of the Sheriffs and Civil Process Act and includes a deputy sheriff and any person authorised by the sheriff or a deputy sheriff to execute process of a court;