A Historical Treatise on Trial by Jury, Wager of Law, and Other Co-ordinate Forensic Institutions, Formerly in Use in Scandinavia and Iceland |
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according accused adjudge Æsir Althing Ancher ancient codes antiquity appears atque authority Balk called Capitularia cause century Chap Charlemagne chosen Christian church conjuratores considered court crown Danish Codes Danish Juries decided defendant Denmark district Edda Frisian Frisian law Godi Gulathings Harald Harald Bluetooth held institution judge justice Jutland Law King Erik king Magnus King's Jury Landzlagh latter Law of King Lawman lawyer Leges Saxonum legislative magistrate mode of trial modern Nævn NEFND nominated northern Norway Norwegian number of Jurors Odin ordeal Othin parties passage peculiar person proof prosecutor quæ quam quod quoted Ragnar Lodbrók regular Jury respecting Rút Sachsenspiegel Saga Sandemænd Saxon law Scandinavian Scania Law Sealand Law sentence shew Snorra Edda Snorri Stockh summoned swear Sweden Swedish codes Swedish Juries term THING Thingmen three marks tion trial by battle trial by Jury twelve men's oath verdict Wager of Law Waldemar II witnesses word