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Hammurabi's laws were cruel because one of his laws was to cut off a son's hands if he hit his father. Another law stated that if you are caught in a robbing a place, you would die. If I was Hammurabi and I made the laws, I would send them to jail. Finally, I would let the accused talk instead of not hearing what they had to say.

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Is the the Hammurabi code fair to everyone? To me the the Hammurabi code is not fair because if a commoner poked the eye of a man he too would have his eye poked out. But if a rich commoner poked the eye of another commoner eye out then he would have to sell his wife daughter or son to business for 3 years

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Because it honored rich people ex. if a rich person killed a poor person Hammurabi would take a little money ,but if a poor person killed a rich person that person be sentenced to death

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because Taylor and Justin Bieber and Jake t and the Jonas are hot

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he is the sixth prince in babylon.he made very cruel laws for his empor

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They were cruel and also most of his laws, if you brake them you die

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The Hammurabi code has 282 rules or amendments that forms the code of law. This code was a just one.

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Actually, they were just.

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