Punishment
XI. Punishment
Private Crimes shall be punished by a combined system of restitution
and in some cases minor corporal punishment.
Property Crimes:
Restitution for Property Crimes shall be twice the
value of the stolen or damaged property. If possible,
the stolen or damaged property shall be returned to
its rightful owner. An additional ten percent of said
value shall be paid to the public.
At the discretion of the presiding Justice, repeat
offenders may be incarcerated for up to one day
per repeat offense or one week per 1000 denar value of
the stolen or damaged goods, whichever is greater.
In some cases, loss of the offending limb may be
appropriate.
Fraudulence:
Restitution for Crimes of Fraudulence shall be imposed
by the presiding Justice in accordance with the amount
of damage done the victim in property, wealth or
reputation.
Repeat offenders may be incarcerated at the discretion
of the Justice for a period of up to one week per
repeat offense.
Personal Harm
Restitution for Crimes that cause Personal Harm to
another shall be in accordance with the amount of
harm done to the victim, as well as wages or other
income lost as a result of the Harm.
Repeat offenders may be incarcerated at the discretion
of the Justice for a period of up to one month per
repeat offense.
Death
Restitution for Crimes resulting in Death of a non-
citizen or Accidental Death of a humiliore shall be
paid to the family of the victim and shall be no less
than five silver talents plus lost wages or other
income for a period of two years.
Repeat offenders may be incarcerated at the discretion
of the Justice for a period of up to one year per
repeat offense.
When these crimes are committed by a habitual offender
they may be recategorized as a Public Crime at the
discretion of the presiding Justice
Public Crimes shall be punished largely at the presiding tribunal or
magistrate's discretion. Punishments include, but are not limited to:
fines or restitution
public beatings or lashings
condemnation to work camp, mines, or quarries
banishment to gladiator training school
confiscation of property
At their discretion the tribunal or presiding magistrate may impose
the following capital punishments:
decapitation with a sword (for military personnel)
hanging from the beams
burning until dead
drowning in a sack
exposure to wild animals
casting from the sea cliffs