Bailiffs

Bailiffs are authorized officers responsible for enforcing court orders, such as delivering summonses, serving legal documents, or overseeing the peaceful conduct of court proceedings. They may also carry out duties like seizing property to satisfy debts, evicting tenants, or maintaining security within courthouses. Bailiffs act as neutral agents ensuring legal processes are carried out efficiently and safely, often working on behalf of law enforcement or the judiciary. Their role is essential in upholding the rule of law and ensuring that court decisions are implemented properly.