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40: 516:, any rural community may appoint an alcalde. The alcalde serves both judicial and administrative functions and is paid a small stipend by the government. The alcalde is responsible for managing communal land, judging disputes, and determining punishment for petty crimes. This type of local government is most commonly used by Maya communities in southern Belize. 493:
before them, county judges under the Texas Constitution wield both judicial and chief executive functions. Although in larger counties today the county judge usually functions solely as county chief executive, in smaller counties, the role of the county judge continues to have many of the combined
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in the districts they settled, if they could attract the legally specified number of settlers to the area. This right could be inherited for one generation, after which the right of election returned to the municipal council.
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until a permanent political and judicial system could be established. Alcaldes were notorious for their support for rule of law and opposition to vigilantes. In nineteenth-century California,
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or the kings of Leon and Castile, the right to have councils. Among the rights that these councils had was to elect a municipal judge (
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was never applied to the presiding municipal officer and retained its original meaning of "judge." "Alcalde" in Corominas,
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by immigrants, who temporarily used the Spanish and Mexican form of municipal government. In Texas, the position of
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Children of Coyote, Missionaries of Saint Francis: Indian-Spanish relations in colonial California, 1769-1850
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By the end of the fourteenth century the definite form of the Castilian municipal council, the
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in Spanish). These judges were assisted in their duties by various assistant judges, called
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were elected annually, without the right to reelection for two or three years, by the
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were chief administrators in colonial-era administrative territories termed
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continued to be used in the Spanish-speaking American Commonwealth of
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throughout Spain and Latin America. For example, the title
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rivers became true urban centers, they gained, from their
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Colombia), Esquina Latina (Organización (29 March 1989).
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was taken to the Americas and Philippines by the Spanish
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as new lands were settled by the expanding kingdoms of
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have greater powers than their peninsular colleagues.
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(Many 249:(قاضي), meaning "the judge." 726:attempts at pronouncing the 648:The Installation of the new 402:In modern Spanish, the term 294:was often referred to as an 27:Spanish municipal magistrate 888:A History of Medieval Spain 772:Supreme Court of California 703:A History of Medieval Spain 941: 753:Corominas, "Alcalde", 127. 465:, once served as the only 176:was also a title given to 29: 925:Heads of local government 920:Spanish words and phrases 481:was based on that of the 346:. To ensure control over 118:was, in the absence of a 45: 915:Arabic words and phrases 892:Cornell University Press 451:Viceroyalty of New Spain 32:Alcalde (disambiguation) 886:O'Callaghan, Joseph F. 471:Marysville, California 50: 744:, Vol. A-CA (1), 127. 733:. 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Alcaldes
Alcalde (disambiguation)
Two sitting men and one standing man. All wear a haedscarf and a hat and a stick in their hands.
/ælˈkældi/
[alˈkalðe]
magistrate
judicial
administrative
corregidor
Castilian
cabildo
staff of office
New Spain
Indigenous
Reconquista
León
Castile
Douro
Tagus
feudal lords
Latin
borrowed
al
qaḍi
Andalusian Arabic
audiencias
corregidor
parish constables
cabildo
vecinos

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