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What role did the unpaid magistrate serve in 6th Century B.C. Athens?
What role did the unpaid magistrate serve in 6th Century B.C. Athens?
Who appointed the magistrate in 6th Century B.C. Athens?
Who appointed the magistrate in 6th Century B.C. Athens?
What system was established by Alfred the Great in the late 9th century?
What system was established by Alfred the Great in the late 9th century?
In the context of Alfred the Great's system, what was 'Ten Tithing'?
In the context of Alfred the Great's system, what was 'Ten Tithing'?
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What was one responsibility of the Vigiles of Rome?
What was one responsibility of the Vigiles of Rome?
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Study Notes
6th Century B.C. (Athens)
- Introduction of an unpaid magistrate role responsible for adjudicating legal cases.
- Magistrates were chosen by citizens, reflecting early democratic principles in judicial decisions.
Reign of Alfred the Great
- Specific details regarding changes or developments during Alfred the Great's reign were not provided but may indicate evolution in legal systems or criminal procedures.
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Explore the origins of criminal investigation, starting from the 6th Century B.C. in Athens, where unpaid magistrates made case decisions. The chapter also highlights the significance of Alfred the Great's reign in shaping legal practices.
