ENFORCEMENT MEDIEVAL 1250-1500

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GCSE UK History and Culture Mind Map on ENFORCEMENT MEDIEVAL 1250-1500, created by Natasha Hornby on 03/04/2017.
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ENFORCEMENT MEDIEVAL 1250-1500
  1. JURY
    1. MEDIEVAL JURIES WOULD HAVE TO BE FROM THE SAME PARISH OR HUNDRED AS THE ACCUSED, THIS MEANT THEY COULD USE KNOWLEGE , BACKGROUND INFORMATION AND THE PAST OFFENCES TO HELP REACH A VERDICT
      1. IN OUR DAY JURY MEMBERS MUSTNT KNOW THE ACCUSED AND MUST LISTEN TO TWO LAWYERS WHO PRESSENT EVIDENCE TO PROVE IF THE ACCUSED IS GUILTY OR NOT
        1. MOST JURIES WOULD ONLY LAST FOR 20 MINUTES
        2. COURTS
          1. ROYAL COURTS
            1. HEARD THE MOST SERIOUS OF CASES
              1. JURIES WERE DRAWN FROM THE CRIMINALS OWN AREA
              2. CHURCH COURTS
                1. NO JURIES PRIESTS HEARD THE EVIDENCE AND PASSED JUDGEMENT
                  1. ALL LAWS WERE BASED ON CHRISTIAN PRINCIPALS
                  2. JP'S
                    1. PASSED REALLY SERIOUS CASES OVER TO THE ASSIZIES
                      1. THE KIND OPPOINTED 3 OR 4 JP'S
                        1. THEY ONLY MET TWICE A YEAR
                        2. MANNOR CORTS
                          1. BY 1250 THEY JUDGED MOST PETTY CRIME CASES
                            1. THE LORD OF HIS STEWARD RAN THE COURT
                          2. ENFORCERS
                            1. KING
                              1. HAD OVERALL CHARGE
                                1. THE KINGS PEACE
                                2. POLICING
                                  1. NO FULL TIME POLICE. WOULD OF BEEN TO EXPENSIVE POLICING WAS DONE ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS
                                  2. PEOPLE
                                    1. ESSENTIALL IN KEEPING LAW AND ORDER
                                    2. SHERIFF
                                      1. WORKED CLOSELY WITH CHIEF CONSTABLE
                                        1. KINGS AGENT IN EACH COUNTY
                                        2. CONSTABLES
                                          1. CHIEF CONSTABLES OF THE HUNDRED
                                            1. APPOINTED ONCE A YEAR, THEY WERE USUALLY WEALTHY FARMERS. GAINED LOCAL STATUS, COULD OF BEEN IN ARMY/SHERIFFS POSSE
                                            2. PARISH CONSTABLES
                                              1. 1 YEAR OPPOINTMENT
                                                1. ONE RESPONSIBLE MAN
                                                2. MAKE SURE HE COULD SUPLY ARMY IF NEEDED
                                                  1. HE DID THIS JOB ALONG SIDE HIS NORMAL FULL TIME JOB
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