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The Crime And Punishment According To The State Laws In The Scandinavian Society In The Late Middle Age

GEÇ ORTAÇAĞ İSKANDİNAV TOPLUMUNDA EYALET KANUNLARINA GÖRE SUÇ VE CEZA

PINAR ÜLGEN
Halil YAVAŞ
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121–143
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In this work, we will try to explain the functioning of this system, the crimes and the penalties applied.

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The Crime And Punishment According To The State Laws In The Scandinavian Society In The Late Middle Age this area. These councils had broad aouthorities to better. They compiled all the complicated practices into a general law. This formation in Scandinavian societies, IX.-XII. It has increased even more over the centuries.This situation has caused not only society but also other institutions to be reshaped. During this change he was also influenced by the Roman and Church laws in Europe. However, it appears that some of the laws still have pagan attributes. In this work, we will try to explain the functioning of this system, the crimes and the penalties applied.

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Tarihte toplumların oluşumunda en önemli kurumlardan birisi hatta temeli diyebileceğimiz kurum, hukuk müessesesi olmuştur. Aynı kurum, İskandinav ülkelerinde de önem taşımaktaydı. Ayrıca bu bölgede Thing adı verilen meclisler de vardı. Bu meclisler adaleti daha iyi sağlayabilmek için geniş yetkilere sahiplerdi. Bütün örfi uygulamaları derleyerek genel bir yasa haline getirmekteydiler. İskandinav toplumlarındaki bu şekillenme, IX.-XII. yüzyıllar arasında daha da artmıştır. Bu durum, sadece toplumun değil diğer kurumların da yeniden şekillenmesine sebep olmuştur. Bu değişim sırasında Avrupa’daki Roma ve Kilise kanunlarından da etkilenilmiştir. Ancak kanunların bazılarında pagan özelliklerin hala var olduğu da görülmektedir. Bu çalışmamızda ise bu sistemin işleyiş şekillerini, suçları ve uygulanan cezaları anlatmaya çalışacağız.

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ÜLGEN, P., YAVAŞ, H. (2018). The Crime And Punishment According To The State Laws In The Scandinavian Society In The Late Middle Age. Tarih Okulu Dergisi, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 33, 121–143. https://ajindex.com/articles/356979

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