schout การใช้

• The official responsible for the administration of justice was the schout.
• The worst period of persecution, by " schout"
• Some maintain that the schout, Feake, was mainly responsible.
• On 12 June 1788 he was appointed schout-bij-nacht.
• This tribunal consisted of the Schout, four Burgomasters, and nine Schepens.
• Like the Schout, the position of the Burgomaster and Schepen came from the Netherlands.
• The " schout " was not the judge, but directed the court proceedings.
• A " schout " had three main functions : administration, law enforcement and criminal prosecution.
• In these functions, a " schout " was somewhat like a modern-day mayor.
• The rank of " schout-bij-nacht " originated between the 15th and 16th century.
• The most important office in the colony was the " schout-fiscaal, " or sheriff.
• First, the " schout " was responsible for many local administrative matters in the town or heerlijkheid.
• Among his political duties he was the special deputy to Maastricht and Overmaas, he also was schout of Heerlen.
• In addition there was a schout-fiscal, half sheriff, half attorney-general, and all customs officer.
• Van der Donck's contract as " schout " was not renewed when its term expired in 1644.
• Anthonie was the son of Gijsbert Duyck, lord of Oud Karspel, who was appointed schout of Hoorn in 1580.
• The Bay was called Schout's Bay by the Dutch, and then Howe's Bay by the English.
• In Friesland, the grietman assumed the duties of both schout ( or prosecuter responsible for law enforcement ) and asega.
• Before his death, the Directors in Amsterdam recommended to Stuyvesant that he appoint Kuyter as New Amsterdam's schout.
• Van Beuningen, however, suspected him of plans to assassinate him and denounced him to the Amsterdam " schout ".