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The judicial bailiff is the person who implements the decisions issued by the state authorities and has the capacity. Privilege: He exercises his activity within the framework of the duty of public service, and the public authority grants him a charge to practice this activity in his capacity. An agent on behalf of his clients and has the authority to draft official contracts, while a public servant is a person to whom the public authority delegates the authority to document contracts, for example a civil state employee, a syndicate linked to courts, judicial councils and real estate governors.
The difference between a public servant and a judicial officer is that the judicial bailiff is an officer of the peace and at the same time a public servant, and the adjective of a judicial officer is more complete and general, and therefore every employee. The bailiff is a public employee, and not every public employee is a judicial employee. Judges, notaries, and auctioneers are bailiffs, and at the same time officers, public employees, while judicial police officers and civil status employees are general officers, not judicial employees.