Judges, magistrates and civic chiefs were dressed in their finery at the annual Law Sunday procession.
Winchester Cathedral hosted the traditional service on Sunday, October 8.
The event is a celebration of those who work in law and order, with judges, magistrates, barristers, coroners, prison staff, armed forces, police and fire officers all involved.
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A civic procession included the Mayor of Winchester Angela Clear, leader of Hampshire County Council Rob Humby, city councillors and former mayors.
The High Sheriff of Hampshire Amelia Riviere's chosen charity is Street Reach, which helps young people with outreach sessions.
Mrs Riviere requested that volunteers and the theme of redemption be featured strongly in the service.
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