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A Justice of the Peace has the authority to determine minor civil and criminal cases, and administer oaths and marriages. Please select the best answer from the choices provided…

A Justice of the Peace has the authority to determine minor civil and criminal cases, and administer oaths and marriages. Please select the best answer from the choices provided…
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A Justice of the Peace has the authority to determine minor civil and criminal cases, and administer oaths and marriages.

Please select the best answer from the choices provided
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Its false! The person before me got it wrong.

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Yes, it is true that a Justice of the Peace has the authority to determine minor civil and criminal cases, and administer oaths and marriages, although almost all criminal cases are tried in a higher court of law.

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