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In many cases sent up from justice courts,
we found that civil actions and peace proceed-
ings were more proper than reference to the
grand jury. We also found that personal and
neighborhood quarrels and jealousies were the
cause of some cases being referred to our action.
We would call to attention of the justices of
the peace of the county to the necessity of their
full and thorough investigation of all charges
brought before them, and of determining this
motive under the law reference should be made
to the grand jury, or the cases adjudicated in
their courts.