Roman Period Mindmap
- Created by: katelynn.x
- Created on: 01-04-17 19:09
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- Roman Britain
- 43AD-c410
- Crimes
- No proper police force
- Crimes were connected due to division in society.
- Worst crime was disobeying the emperor orthose in authority.
- Laws
- The Romans had a centralized system of law.
- Roman laws were written down on 12 tables of metal.
- Roman law was recorded and summarized by the Emperor of Justinian.
- This was called the Institutes of Justinian of 533.
- The Romans had a centralized system of law.
- Punishments
- Different if you were a man or woman, citizen or slave.
- Rich criminals could escape harsh punishments by paying compensation.
- Major crimes were dealt with by the governor and minor cases in small local courts.
- The local centurion decided whether the case should be tried.
- Prisons were only used to detain criminals.
- Different if you were a man or woman, citizen or slave.
- Crimes
- No proper police force
- Crimes were connected due to division in society.
- Worst crime was disobeying the emperor orthose in authority.
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