Across
- 3. Trial by _______ - Method of trial that replaced trial by ordeal and combat - involved 12 jurors determining guilt.
- 6. Punishment that involved burning a permanent mark on someone's skin.
- 7. Type of prison that would be located in the basement of a castle keep.
- 8. A punishment where a person would be locked in stock and have rotten fruit and vegetables thrown at them
- 11. stool A punishment where a person would be dunked into a river or body of water.
- 13. A system still used today in some countries where judges decisions are recorded and used as the basis for future judgements.
- 14. Trial by ________ - Way of determining guilt by forcing the accused to complete a physical chellenge.
- 16. A crime dealt with by the King's Court that involved betraying the King
Down
- 1. A device that stopped someone speaking, often used as a punishment for nagging or gossiping: _________ Bridle
- 2. A way of being executed for treason: Hanged, Drawn and ____________________
- 4. Method of executing ordinary people.
- 5. A charter signed by King John of England that meant the king was answerable to the will of the people.
- 9. Method of executing people of higher rank, such as nobles.
- 10. A crime that you would charged with if you were suspected of being a witch.
- 12. Trial by _________ - way of determining guilt by having the accused fight the accuser.
- 15. A crime dealt with by Church Courts that involved speaking against the Church