JUSTICE. 13 posters, 1790-1802, printed in Saintes (2 in Rochefort); various sizes (some defects). Law for the formation of a Tribunal of Cassation (Dec. 1, 1790); Law establishing justices of the peace and of commerce in several cities of France and in the islands of Ré and Oléron (Dec. 19, 1791); Law relative to the salary and costume of the Members of the Tribunal of Cassation (Feb. 18, 1791); Law relative to the respect due to the Judges and to the members of the Tribunal of Cassation (Feb. 18, 1791); Law relative to the respect due to the Members of the Tribunal of Cassation (Feb. 18, 1791). 1791); Law relative to the respect due to the Judges and their judgments (April 17, 1791); Law relative to the formation of the national high court (Paris May 15, 1791); Judgment rendered in last resort by the District Court of Marennes condemning two men "to the whip with the mark and to the galleys" for 15 and 10 years, for "crime of vagrancy and theft of linen" (August 10, 1791) ; Arrêté du Directoire Exécutif qui ordonne le remplacement d'un Juge de Paix pour absence de son poste (17 messidor VII); Loi relative au remboursement des frais de justice en matière criminelle (18 germinal VII; Loi relative à la nomination des Greffiers des tribunaux et des Juges de Paix (27 germinal VII)... 7 printed documents are attached, 1791-1792 (imp. of Paris or Saintes; in-4, 6 with decorative band, 4 with stamp red ink and claws of Duport-Dutertre, Duranthon, Dejoly or Danton).laws relative to the new judicial order, to the proclamation of the constitutional law, to the Court of Cassation, to the death penalty on criminal lawsuits; publication of the penal code. Decree of the National Convention on the mode of execution of the decree relating to the renewal of the administrative and judicial bodies.