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What are two crimes unique to the Roman time period?


1) Being a Christian - which is punished by being thrown to the lions


2) Attacking the emperor

what are the three main types of crime in the Roman period?

1) Crime against possessions. E.g theft


2) Crime against the person e.g violence


3) Crime against authority e.g plotting against the emperor

What are some of the crimes during Roman times?

1) Burglary


2) selling underweight bread


3) petty theft

What trial was given to major crimes in the Roman period?

cases were tried by magistrates with a jury. Both sides gave evidence and then the jury would decide if he/she was guilty. The magistrate then decides the sentence.

What was the trial for minor crime in Roman times?

At the magistrates court and judge was chosen, both sides would give evidence and then judge reached his decision.

Trial for very serious crimes?

Tried by the Roman governor of Britain

What where the 5 different types of policing in Roman times?

1) Vigiles


2) Urban cohorts


3)praetorian guard


4) the Aediles


5) Roman legions

What was the job of Vigiles (Roman)

Looked for fires, patrolled streets, captured runaway slaves. There were 7000

What was the job of Urban cohorts? (Roman)

To stop riots

What was the Job of Praetorian guard ? (Roman)

Emperors guards , had to protect him

What was the job of Aediles ? (Roman)

They are like our trading standard offices

What was the job of Roman legions ? (Roman)

In charge of dealing with riots and disorder

What were punishments like in Roman times?

Brutal and violent as they didn't believe you can fix a criminal they just wanted revenge

What were some of the punishments used by the Romans ?

- death penalty


- flogging and beating


- cutting off limbs


- sent to exile


- forced to become a gladiator


- crucifixion


- thrown to the lions


- public humiliation

What were the punishments for citizens?

Death for serious crimes such as arson. Punishments for lesser crimes such as theft: whipping, repaying coat of goods.

What were the punishments for nobles?

Sentenced to death for serious crimes but allowed to go into exile instead.

What were the punishments for slaves?

All the slaves in a household were crucified if one of them murdered or tried to murder their master

New punishments to Anglo Saxon.

Blood feud- allowed the victims of crime to publish criminals themselves.


Wet guild - fines paid to the victims of crime as compensation.

Other punishments still used In Anglo Saxon times?

Flogging


Execution


Cutting of limbs and tongue


What was the benefit of the clergy?

It was a way to escape the death penalty, introduced in Middle Ages. If someone could read the neck verse from the bible to claim safety from the church

Two types of policing introduced in Anglo Saxon- middles ages.

Tithings - group of ten men over 12. If one broke the law the others had to bring him tot court of pay a fine.


Hue and cry- if a victim of a crime called out for help the entire village had to join in the hunt to find the criminal.

What where the two types of trial used in Anglo Saxon time

Trial by jury - people from village who knew both victim and accused


Trial by ordeal - hot iron, hot and cold water, by fire. Used if they could not decide guilty or innocent. So a test for God to show truth

New crimes in Norman times

The forest laws made it a crime to kill animals in the Kings forest or cut down trees without permission

Policing used in Norman times

- Tithings


- Hue and cry


- Constables - richest man in village


- Sherif

How did trails change in Norman times ?

Adding trial by combat


More county courts set up for serious crimes