Ancient Law
Greek + Roman Law
Mosaic Law
Medieval Law
Early English Law
100

Indigenous legal tradition passes laws down through _____________.

Oral Tradition/ History/ Storytelling

100

Which greek lawmaker's laws are known as "written in blood" and still referenced metaphorically to mean harsh?

Draco / Draconian Laws

100

Mosaic law comes from the first 5 books of the ________________________ = The Torah

Old Testament
100

_____________ kept the "light flickering" in the dark ages?

Monks

100

What did the Magna Carta effectively end...

Absolute and Arbitrary rule for British Monarchs 

= Rule of Law

200

Hammurabi punishments are famous for what phrase?

"an eye for an eye"

200

Because Ancient Rome [ Roman Empire] was  __________, they codified countless laws. 

Huge, spanning from modern day Spain to Britain to Turkey.

200

We still see principles of mosaic law (specifically the 10 Commandments) in our modern laws. Give 1 example.

- "Thou Shalt not murder" (Murder)

- "Thou shalt not steal" (Theft)

200

William the Conqueror established the ___________________.

Feudal System

200

We are no longer a God fearing country, so what penalty exists for lying on the witness stand in modern courts?

Perjury

300

The ______________________ halted the Tribal ways of society and resulted in large groups of people living in 1 place. Eventually this lead to the need for formal legal systems.

Agricultural Revolution

300

The Roman 12 Tables are the foundation for modern _________ and _______ law.

Public and Private Law

300

Mosaic law introduces what aspect into legal decision making that is still important in modern day?

Circumstance (Aggravating or Mitigating)

300

Trail by Ordeal and Trial by Combat were based on the belief of  _____________________.

Divine Intervention

300

Which old english practice involving bringing 11 people to "swear" to your good character evolved into modern day Character Witnesses?

Compurgation

400

The Laws in the Code of Hammurabi were based on ________________.

Retribution (Revenge)

400

In the ancient Roman republic, who created the laws?

Senators, who were voted in my the Roman Citizens

400

Having a psychological episode is an example of a _________________ circumstance. 

Mitigating

400

Modern day "Champions" are?

Lawyers

400

The Cruise Regis saw cases of __________ law and the Court of Common Please saw cases of __________ law.

Criminal law 

Civil law

500

Hammurabi carved his laws into a large stone column for all subjects to see. This introduces what legal principle? 

"Ignorance of the law is no excuse"

500

Greek Law was a radical departure from ____________ systems.

Monarchial (Meaning to be lead by a monarch or King)

500

Mosaic law introduces restitution and _____________________________ practices into justice. 


Restorative Justice 

500

Trial by Ordeal and Trial by Combat were used to settle ___________ disputes. 

Civil (disputes between 2 parties)

500

Circuit judges discussing their cases, verdicts, and punishments eventually lead to ___________ in laws and sentences.

UNIFORMITY