crime and punisment- Roman Britian
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- Roman Britain
- Types of Crime
- most were against property (petty crimes, selling underweight goods and burglary)
- against person(street violence and murder)
- crime against authority (plotting against the emperor or refusing to conform to the official state religion)
- Punishments
- punished according to whether they were men, women, citizen or not and slaves
- types of punishment
- beating and floggings
- repaying cost of stolen goods
- cutting off limbs
- being sent to exile
- forced to become a gladiator
- exection by various methods
- i.e.. crucifixion, being throw to lions etc.
- law enforcment
- roman legions were in charge of dealing with riots ad disorder
- people reported crime
- victim had to catch them sand take them to centurion
- victim had to collect evidence to present to court
- very serious crimes were tried by the Roman Governor of Britan
- small crimes were juded by the Roman officals
- Types of Crime
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