EARLY MODERN UNDERSTANDINGS OF CRIME Flashcards

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What legal system of law did Europe use?

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Inquisitorial

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what legal system of law did England use?

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adversarial

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explain inquisitorial system in past

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trials were not public, guilt or innocence was determined through interrogation, 2 direct eye-witnesses or confession required to find someone guilty

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explain adversarial system in past

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trials were public, torture was largely unnecessary, juries were used more for freedom of evaluating evidence

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5
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what is the constituto carolina?

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a procedure for discovering guilt or innocence in criminal cases by means of official inquest

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what offences carried the death penalty (Carolina)

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murder, highway robbery, counterfeiting, witchcraft, rape and abortion

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what executions were used (Carolina)

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beheading, the gibbet, drowning, breaking on wheel, burning, buried alive, boiling in oil, quartering

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what punishments were used (bloody code)

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hanging at tyburn, hanging in chains, burning at stake, quartering, beheading, incarceration, whipping , the pillory, branding, fines

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what was the symbolic significance of punishments?

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rituals gave punishment legitimacy, a sacrifice of offender purified society

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what is the bloody code? and when?

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imposed the death penalty for over two hundred, often petty, offences. Its aim was deterrence. 1723

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