Publisher's Synopsis
Praxis Aurea De Iurisdictione Superiore, Criminali & Centena Vulgo Von Der Ober-gerichtbarkeit, Zent-gericht, Hohen Malefiz- Oder FraiÃlichen Obrigkeit Und Blut-bann explores the superior criminal jurisdiction and the 'Zent-gericht' (hundred court) within the Holy Roman Empire, particularly in Bavaria. Authored by Johann Jodocus Beck, this historical legal text delves into the high criminal jurisdiction, focusing on matters of capital punishment. It offers insights into the legal practices and judicial systems of the time, providing a valuable resource for legal historians and scholars interested in the intricacies of German law and the administration of justice during that era.
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