Romans 0.0 / 5 ? AllHistoryFunNone Created by: summerfinchCreated on: 24-05-15 14:02 what period did the romans rule in 43AD to 410AD 1 of 29 what did emperor justinian do organised laws into one simple system, innoncent until proved guilty etc 2 of 29 what were common crimes selling underweight bread, mugging, assault, theft, murder and rebellion against the emperor 3 of 29 did they have a police force no, suspects were taken to the local centurion who decided whether the case should be tried 4 of 29 what did the provincial governor do dealt with important cases 5 of 29 what did the magistrates do dealt with minor cases in local courts 6 of 29 what did punishment depend on society/crime committed 7 of 29 how were slaves and soldiers punished due to their low status very harshly 8 of 29 how were minor crimes punished by flogging, beating, whipping and fines 9 of 29 how were major crimes punished by amputation 10 of 29 how were serious crimes punished by execution or exile 11 of 29 how was treason punisehd crucifixion or made to be a gladiator 12 of 29 what were ordinary citizens put to death for arson, attacking the emperor, robbing temples or stealing farm animals 13 of 29 on what condition could slaves give evidence at trials if they had been tortured first 14 of 29 Tithings Group of ten men responsible for eachother 15 of 29 Hue and cry Villagers are expected to chase down the criminal 16 of 29 Trial by jury Made up of villagers who knew accused 17 of 29 Trial by ordeal God decides, hot iron, hot water 18 of 29 Blood fues Legal right to take revenge of one of your family is murdered 19 of 29 Wergeld Compensation paid for each part of the body 20 of 29 Treason Punishment by death 21 of 29 NORMANS Very strict king so less laws broken 22 of 29 Most crimes Theft of money, food and belongings of low value, less violent crimes 23 of 29 What did they have the same as Saxons Hue and cry, tithings, trial by ordeal 24 of 29 What did they introduce Trial by combat 25 of 29 Benefit of clergy Read neck verse to be tried as clergyman 26 of 29 Wergeld Now paid to the king not victim 27 of 29 Norman's outnumbered 300:1 28 of 29 What increased Power of king and church 29 of 29
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