Justice of the Peace has been serving in St. Mary and across Jamaica since the institution’s establishment during the colonial period. This role was introduced in Jamaica as part of the British judicial system, dating back to the 17th century. Since then, Justices of the Peace have played a vital role in maintaining law and order, witnessing documents, and resolving community disputes. Their service has evolved over centuries to meet the needs of modern Jamaica while retaining their core purpose of supporting justice and community well-being.
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