crimes in the lma Flashcards

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homicide

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  • suicide (family was punished)
  • justifiable homicide (self-defence)
  • accidental homicides

(retribution, crop disputes, domestic violence, famine, etc.)

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theft (larceny)

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  • over 12d = felony
  • burglary

(1348 black death, famine, lack of jobs, successive poor harvests)

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vagrancy (vagabonds)

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travelling around the country looking for work without prior permission

(1348 black death, successive poor harvests, lack of jobs)

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treason

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high treason = counterfeiting gold/silver coins, speaking against the king, rebellion
petty treason = a woman murdering her husband

(domestic disputes, anger, resentment)

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5
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outlaw gangs

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  • groups of men living in forests in exile after escaping punishment for crimes they’ve been accused of.

(1348 black death, famine, poverty)

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scolding

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(usually women) using poor/derogatory language in public.
- punished using the ducking stool/scold’s bridal

(domestic disputes, anger, resentment)

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heresy

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  • going against the king’s religion (catholicism)
    (lollards wanted the bible to be translated into vernacular english)
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8
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immoral behaviour and beliefs

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participating in “uncatholic” behaviour
- not shaving your beard on a sunday
- adultery
- gambling
- cheating at cards
- football/ale house instead of church

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