huissier
/ɥisje/Definitions
1. noun
A French bailiff or sheriff, often involved in the execution of court orders and the collection of debts.
“The huissier arrived to serve the court summons to the defendant.”
2. noun
In French law, a high-ranking officer of the court, responsible for the enforcement of legal decisions and the maintenance of order.
“The huissier played a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of the courtroom.”