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A form of revenge and a never ending loop of violence
Blood Feud
410 - 1066
Punishments
A system of fines that replaced the Blood Feud
Wergild
Locals would decide the innocence of an accused criminal
Trial by Jury
A cry for help used by an active victim
Hue and Cry
A trial that lets God decide the innocence
Trials by Ordeal
A group of 10 men held responsible for eachother's actions
Tithings

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Anglo Saxon Punishments

Jamie King

Created on February 17, 2022

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A form of revenge and a never ending loop of violence

Blood Feud

410 - 1066

Punishments

Some crimes carried the death penalty

Execution

A system of fines that replaced the Blood Feud

Wergild

Locals would decide the innocence of an accused criminal

Trial by Jury

A cry for help used by an active victim

Hue and Cry

Reoffenders had a body part mutilated

Mutilation

A trial that lets God decide the innocence

Trials by Ordeal

A group of 10 men held responsible for eachother's actions

Tithings

mutilation was a deterrent

Fines were mostly fair and equal

systems were based on loyalty

Trials by ordeal weren't fair

Execution could've been primitive

Blood feud was a form of revenge

Hue and Cry wasn't primitive

Tithings showed collective responsibility

The wergild was compensation

Trial by Jury showed sophistication

Was the Anglo Saxon justice system primitive?

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