WHO WERE THE JUSTICIARS?

 
In the Middle Ages, Justiciars were appointed by the rulers of at least seven kingdoms: England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Sweden, Normandy, and Lombardy. They were known as Lagmen in Sweden. A few Justiciars have been verified shortly following the Middle Ages. They were often noblemen, of sterling character, who had proven loyal to the monarch. Those who serve as Prime Ministers are the closest modern equivalents of Chief Justiciars.

INSIGNIA

 
The insignia of the Order features the Lion of Justice holding the crown and castle.  It's anchored by crests of the seven kingdoms.

Membership in the Order of the Descendants of the Justiciars

 
All persons of good character who are lineally descended from a Justiciar are eligible for consideration. Membership shall not be denied due to race, nationality or creed. Upon recommendation of the Membership Committee the Chief Justiciar shall issue a written invitation to apply.
 
If you wish to join, or obtain further information contact the society.