marshalcies

/ˈmɑrʃəlˌsiz/
noun
  1. The office, rank, or jurisdiction of a marshal.
    • The marshalcy has authority over all federal law enforcement in the region.
    • Several marshalcies were created to oversee the new territories.
    • He was appointed to the marshalcy of the northern district.
  2. A group of marshals or the system of marshals in a particular area.
    • The marshalcies worked together to coordinate security for the event.
    • The marshalcies of the kingdom were responsible for keeping the peace.
    • Each state has its own marshalcies with specific duties.