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Jedwood justice

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A quick definition of Jedwood justice:

Jedwood justice is a type of punishment where someone is punished first and then given a trial afterwards. It is named after Jedburgh, a Scottish town where raiders were said to have been hanged without a trial. This is different from lynch law because it is administered by an established court, even though it is after the fact. It is not a fair way to administer justice because someone is punished before they have a chance to defend themselves in court.

A more thorough explanation:

Jedwood justice is a type of punishment that involves executing someone before giving them a trial. It is similar to Jedburgh justice, which also involves punishment before trial. The term comes from Jedburgh, a Scottish town where raiders were hanged without a trial in the 17th century. Unlike lynch law, Jedwood justice was administered by an established court, but after the fact.

For example, if someone was accused of a crime in Jedburgh, they might be hanged before they had a chance to defend themselves in court. This type of justice is not fair or proper because everyone deserves a fair trial before being punished for a crime.

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