office
Mirovoy Sudya
the magistrate
also: мировой судья, justice of the peace
The mirovoy sudya, or justice of the peace, in Imperial Russia heard minor civil and criminal disputes, including small unpaid debts.
Reading notes
- An Intelligent Blockhead §2 Justice of the Peace
Мировой судья (mirovoy sudya): a locally elected magistrate created by the judicial reform of 1864 to hear minor civil and criminal cases -- assault, petty theft, unpaid debts -- in his own district, often among people who knew one another socially, which is the entire comic premise here.
- A Woman's Revenge §18 the magistrate
The mirovoy sudya, or justice of the peace, who in Imperial Russia heard minor civil and criminal disputes, including unpaid debts.
- At the Mill §9 подам мировому
The mirovoy sudya (justice of the peace) was a local magistrate created by the 1864 judicial reform to hear minor civil and petty criminal cases quickly and cheaply -- the miller threatens to use this accessible lower court against the monks rather than, or in addition to, taking matters into his own hands.
- About Love §10 honorary justice of the peace
An unsalaried local magistrate created by the 1864 judicial reform to hear minor civil and criminal cases; the position gave Alyokhin his first regular reason to leave the estate for town.
- Biographies of Notable Contemporaries §9 justice of the peace
The mirovoy sudya, a local magistrate's court introduced by the 1864 judicial reform, handling minor civil and criminal matters -- here the venue for complaints against the quack's fraudulent claims.
Mentioned in 60 works (179 mentions)
Untitled Play (Bezottsovshchina / "Platonov")
The Baron
The Twenty-Ninth of June (the tale of a hunter who never hits his mark)
Poems and Dubia (school-age and disputed juvenilia)
In the Carriage
The Fair
The Commerce Counsellor's Daughter
The Examination
A Woman's Revenge
O Women, Women!
The Choristers
To N. A. Leikin, 27 June 1883. Voskresensk.
The Swedish Match
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Biographies of Notable Contemporaries
Hopeless (A Sketch)
A Drama at the Hunt (From the Notes of an Examining Magistrate)
Fintiflyushki
The Chameleon
Out of the Frying Pan into the Fire
On Drama
To N. A. Leikin, 12–13 February 1884. Moscow.
To N. A. Leikin, 25 June 1884. Voskresensk.
To N. A. Leikin, 27 June 1884. Voskresensk.
At the Marshal's Widow's
At the Baths
In the Rooms
A Fairground "Total"
An Intelligent Blockhead
Not Fated!
Sergeant Prishibeyev
The Malefactor
A Nightmare
At the Mill
To N. A. Leikin, 8 March 1886. Moscow.
To Al. P. Chekhov, 6 April 1886. Moscow.
To N. A. Leikin, 30 July 1886. Babkino.
A Trivial Incident
Thou and You
In Spring
The Wolf
The Lodger
To the Chekhovs, 11 May 1887. Taganrog.
To Ya. A. Korneyev, 9 September 1887. Moscow.
The Siren
The Examining Magistrate
Darkness
The Meeting
The Name-Day Party
An Unpleasantness
To N. A. Leikin, 11 May 1888. Sumy.
To A. N. Pleshcheyev, 13 August 1888. Sumy.
To A. S. Suvorin, 28 December 1888. Moscow.
To M. P. Chekhova, 16 January 1891. Petersburg.
Notebooks. Diaries
At the Manor
Anna on the Neck
Three Years
About Love
On Official Business
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