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Jurisdiction of court staff

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Dear HM Courts and Tribunals Service,

Are staff, such as the admin and enforcement department permitted to produce fines, attachment of earnings and raise a warrant of control with any court orders by a Judge?

Please include specific laws in your reply.
Yours faithfully,
S.Ofori

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