topic 6 Flashcards

1
Q

why did the accusatorial system decline

A
  • it was not very useful
  • it was not rational
  • increased study of roman law
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2
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what kind of system did secular and ecclesiastical courts develop?

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  • an inquisitorial system
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3
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why did judges often have to depend upon confessions?

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  • it was difficult to find witnesses
  • only accomplices who had attended a sabath could give accounts
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4
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from what year did religious courts go into decline in favour of secular courts?

A

1560

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5
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which popular practices had been attacked?

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  • holy water
    -charms and amilets
    -excocisms
    -divination
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6
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how did the campaign against superstition and magic lead to an increase in witchraft prosecutions

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  • charges against white witches
  • reformers used the legal power of the state to help purify society
    -less opportunities for victims to protect themselves from socery
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7
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when were torture rules relaxed and witchcraft deemed an exceptional crime

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1484

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8
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when torture was used, how high could convictions reach

A

95%

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9
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what year was torture restricted by the papacy with a demand for better evidence

A

1623

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10
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where was torture rarely used to obtain confessions

A

england

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11
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b

A

b

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12
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when was the use of torture forbidden in spain

A

1614

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13
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when was the use of torture forbidden in scotland

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1660

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14
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when was the use of torture forbidden in germany

A

1630

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15
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how did denunciations come about

A

villages denouncing others, torture

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16
Q

in the 1629 wurzburg hunt who did the chain of accusations result in implicating

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  • children
  • the bishop chancellor
    -the bishop
17
Q

why did some confess freely

A
  • sense of guilt
    -mentally unstable
    -ergot poisoning
18
Q

in which country was guilt determined by trial jury

A

england

19
Q

in sweden, how many witnesses did you need for a capital conviction

A

6

20
Q

what punishment was common for france, germany, switzerland and scotland ?

A

strangled then burned