CA 338 Section 23

The Justice of the Peace Court.

Section 23

SEC. 23. The Justice of the Peace Court.—There shall be a justice of the peace and an auxiliary justice of the peace for the city, who shall be appointed and have the like powers, duties, and jurisdiction as justices of the peace and auxiliary justices of the peace generally; and in addition thereto, territorial jurisdiction over the entire police zone of the City. Any other officer authorized by law to act as justice of the peace in the city shall have like and concurrent jurisdiction with the justice of the peace authorized by this section. All fines, forfeiture, and fees imposed and collected, whether by the justice of the peace authorized by this section or any other officer authorized by law to act as justice of the peace within the city, shall accrue to accrual the benefit of the treasury thereof.

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