Crime and Punishment: Medieval period Flashcards

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The Saxon period

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1000-1066

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Norman period

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1066-1200

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3
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Later medieval

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1200-1500

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4
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crimes against the person

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assault/murder

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5
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crimes against property

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theft

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6
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crimes against authority

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treason

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7
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moral crimes

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crimes that link to the church (drunkennes, adultery)

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8
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Hue and cry

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whole village chased subject, fined is failed to do so

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9
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Tithings

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all men over age of 12 in a group of 10. Responsible for rest of group

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10
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Local manor courts

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used for most cases

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11
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King’s court

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In london, used for serious cases

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12
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Blood feuds

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victim’s family took revenge, replaced by others

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13
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wergild

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fines paid to victim’s family. Amount of money depends on the victim/crime

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14
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Corporal punishment

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stocks, pilllory, whipping. Retribution/deterrent

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15
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capital punishment

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hanging, used for treason. retribution/deterrent

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16
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agricultural society

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people lived in small villages = importance of community