Before and After Ciminal Asylum, Hammurabi's Code

Madness defense of trials of good and evil existed for years. The history of the request can be traced back to 1772 BC. In the code of Hammurabi. During the Roman Empire, the Roman Empire pointed to those who were convicted as "non-composers". To say not complicated means "Do not mind, do not make criminal acts". (Borum & Fullo, 1999) Before the "crazy appeal", people began to oppose what it called. Initially, this was called "trial of right and wrong", then in 1724 it became "trial of beast".

Hammurabi Code is one of the earliest and most complete laws of the law, published by Hammurabi, King of Babylonia, which was ruled from 1792 to 1750 BC. Hammurabi expanded Babylon City along the Euphrates River and unified the entire Sodomia in South America. Hammurabi Code is a collection of 282 rules that sets standards for business interaction and sets fines and fines to meet judicial requirements. The Hammurabi code was engraved on a black stone shaped tablet (pillar) in the form of a huge finger looted by an intruder and was finally rediscovered in 1901.

A comprehensive law is recorded in the stone monument of Hammurabi. There were laws and regulations before the famous stone monument of Hanb Rabbi, but Hammurabi Code has attracted much attention as it is still untouched and highly effective. As shown above, the part above the stone tablet stands where Hamrabi stands in front of the Babylonian justice god. At the bottom of the Stone tablet, 282 rules collection is included. The particularly influential principle of this Code is the Retaliation Act, which requires "eye for eyes, teeth for teeth". Crime and its penalties are stated in this Code, which usually varies depending on the social class. While symbolizing Hampibi's power and tying him to justice, this Code of Conduct unifies the people within the Empire and is trying to establish a common standard of acceptable behavior. Excerpts from Hammurabi Code are as follows.

Eren Korkmaz 11.10.2013 Hammurabi code Hammurabi code has a general definition of "eye for eyes" of most rules (Code 196). It tells us that Hamurabi's justice is being handled in a strict way. Is this fair? Can you accept that time? Should Babylonian society get it? Of course you can not answer these questions, but they should be discussed several times. This is because it is one of the rare ways to rule history. In the history of Babylon, that is, in the advertisement of Hamrabbi Code, you can see that the great god of the sun, Shamash, gave Hamurabi the power. "In front there is a relief to show that King Hanabi accepts the law of the God of the Sun. Moses will accept the story of the Lord's ten words." Therefore, he and his people said that he I believe I have the power. Then he used the code to strengthen sense of justice. Finally, the third class is a complete slave