Jurisdiction in a medieval town
Research report (imported) 2006 - Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory
Summary
A project on the practice of adjudication in European cities of the late Middle Ages focussed on the long-neglected practice of civil adjudication. The abundantly surviving court documentation testifies many common features throughout Europe, manifest in common techniques of record-making, in the court proceedings and not to the least in the high potential to pacify conflicts through judicial conflict resolution.