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...llig family, who originated from the village and were already mentioned as judges in Grevenmacher in the 14^th century.

...he local court was held in the castle for many centuries. The oldest known judges, the Lords of Eben, are known from around 1300. The trident is taken from t

...Von Rönne family, who in the 17^th century ruled the village as judges/governors for the Archbishops of Bremen.

...ing), which was held in the village for a very long time. The bench of the judges still existed in the village and was thus chosen as the arms.

...nusual charge is derived from the arms of the Lords of Hesselohe, who were judges in Weilheim in the Middle ages until 1486. The crosier symbolises the many

The arms are derived from the seal of the local judges from the 18^th century. The seal showed four rings. The colours a

...d as early as 1270 and from 1693 rule dthe village by appointing the local judges. The grapes also refer to the oldest seal of the village, dating from the e

...n tree (as a symbol for a court) and the sword and stick as symbol for the judges. The colours are those of Vorarlberg.

...is not known. It has been stated that it is an old stick used by the local judges. It is taken from the arms of the seal of the former Landscape (Landschaft)

...of the court itself were three golden and three blue bends. The principal judges were of the Larochette family and its branches. The arms of this family was

...se of the arms of the Humel family. Members of the family have been acting judges in the village and also owned one of the earliest hammer mills in the area

...m the 15^th century until 1648 acted as governors (Gogräfen) and judges in Achim.

The two sceptres are to symbolise judges staffs. In medieval times, Gröbming was divided in two judicial districts

...nts von Hohnstein. The Counts held the hunting rights (crest) and were the judges in the town (sword). Only in the 16th century the town received city rights

...It has been postulated that these are two saints, but more likely they are judges or senators. Viborg was the seat of an important court at the time, the mai

...already in the early 14^th century a possession of Geldern. The judges of Geldern also presided in Veert.<br>

The structure and colour of the shield symbolize the robes of its judges, black with yellow panels. The scrolls symbolize the important documents of

...e Word of God is alive and active, sharper than any double edged sword; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart. Likewise this relates to Paul’s

...’s passion for martial strategy as well as an allusion to Samson's riddle (Judges 14:14) the gules representing the blood of the lion and the or the honey of