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appears and is convicted of such charge, the amount so deposited, or so
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the fine or penalty imposed and
costs, shall be appropriated as designated by law.

1904, ch. 70. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 206. 1916, sec. 319. 1920, ch. 123.
B. Co. C. (1928), sec. 398.

398. It shall be the duty of the police officers appointed by the County
Commissioners of Baltimore County when called upon so to do, to serve-
and execute any and all writs, warrants, subpoenas, and commitments,
which may be issued by the justices of the peace of Baltimore County in
the exercise of their criminal jurisdiction, and they shall also serve and
execute any and all writs, warrants, process or subpoenas issued by any
justice of the peace in the exercise of his civil jurisdiction where such
service may be made within the territory regularly patrolled by such
police officer, said police officers to receive no additional compensation
for such services; in all cases where such writs, warrants, subpoenas or
other process are served by such police officers in civil cases the magis-
trate shall collect as part of the costs in said case for the use of the county
the fees allowed by law to constables for such service and shall account
to any pay over such fees at the same time and in the same manner as
he is required to account for any pay over the other fees collected by him
for the use of the county.

1904, ch. 70. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 208. 1916, sec. 320. 1928, sec. 399.

399. No justice of the peace, in any case of debt or damages what-
ever, shall issue a summons for the defendant except on application for
the same by the plaintiff or his attorney, in person or in writing, accom-
panied with the cause or causes of action in said case; nor an execution
except upon the order of the plaintiff or his attorney, in person or in
writing, and if any justice of the peace shall issue a summons or execu-
tion contrary to the provisions of this section, or if any constable shall
knowingly serve the same, such justice or constable shall be liable to indict-
ment in the Circuit Court for Baltimore County, and on conviction shall
be disqualified from holding his office.

1904, ch, 70. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 209. 1916, sec. 321. 1928, sec. 400.

400. No justice of the peace for said county shall engage in the dis-
charge of his duties as justice in a barroom of a tavern or public house
of that character; and any justice so offending should be liable to indict-
ment by the grand jury of said county, and on conviction shall be fined
twenty dollars, to be paid to the County Commissioners of said county
for the use of the county; and on a second conviction shall be disqualified
from holding office.

1904, ch. 70. B. Co. C. (1908), sec. 210. 1916, sec. 322. 1928, sec. 401.

401. It shall be the duty of the County Commissioners on the last
Tuesday in April in each year to appoint one of the constables in each-
district of the county to inspect licenses in the district; and the constables'