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Punishments For Crimes
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Pickpockets + Cutpurses Punishment: A fine, whipping or transportation
Highwaymen: Death Penalty
Footpads: Imprisonment or transportation
Pirates + Buccaneers: Execution in public
Smugglers: Punishment depended on value of goods. Ranged from Transportation/ minimum to a colony such as Australia, up to Death
Poachers: The black Act meant that those caught could be hung and people with poaching equipment could have a year in prison or transportation
Murderers: If they were found guilty of murder after 1752 were sentenced to death with dissection or to be hung in chains
Rebels: Was an exemplary punishment to a small number of those involved
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- GCSE History (Early Modern Period) Note on Punishments For Crimes, created by J2 Tron on 20/06/2017.
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