Roman Crime And Punishment

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+ guest6941da 6 months ago
that didn’t give me any info! Too many pics, not enough writing. Get your priorities right, sheesh....
+ guestcfc65d 7 months ago
that sucked, like come on that didnt give me any info!
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+ guestc522903 8 months ago
good i have a project for history and it is what kind of punishments would they do to a king and i think i will do the crusifiction sorry for the spelling my name IS TREVOR TOO. :)
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+ guest36a68f 9 months ago
thanks alot i needed 2 find out about roman punishments 4 latin cheers
+ guest3e7a2 9 months ago
What a rubbish video, who ever made this should be ashamed.
+ guestdb3b9811 9 months ago
this is rubbish i take GCSE history and this has not helped me at all. It tells me no information. Who ever made this should take a long look at themselves. x x x

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Roman Crime and Punishment
- How laws were made in the Roman Empire
- Who was responsible for law/order
- How criminals were punished
- What were Roman laws like?
- Dealt with serious eg murder and not so serious eg fighting
- Also dealt with cleanliness – homeowners responsible for street outside house
- Children learnt the laws at school
- Who tackled crime?
- No police force
- Patrols introduced 6A.D. By Augustus – 5000 soldiers to stop riots; 7000 vigiles to patrol the night and put out fires; 9000 Praetorian Guards to protect the Emperor
- No crime investigation – only a direct response to crime
- Therefore very little crime solved
- Could a criminal get a fair trial?
- Minor crimes in a Magistrate’s Court
- Victim had to get the criminal and the evidence
- Serious crimes go before judge and jury
- Innocent until proven guilty
- Punishments
- To deter others – therefore BRUTAL
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Homework – Further reading on Roman Law and Order