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What would be the punishment have been for stealing a hog on your first offense?
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39 well layed on lashes upon the bare back
2nd offense- nailed by the ears for two hours then cut off the part of the ear that's nailed
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Depending what country you come from, if you are, or had been, sheep stealing, you can be punished by being arrested (which is the most minor punishment I can think of), to being executed (which is the most extreme punishment I can think of). Like I said, it all depends on where you come from. Some places like New Zealand or Scotland, you could be executed. But if you're in somewhere like... I don't know. Somewhere where they don't love their sheep so much, you would most likely be arrested for robbery, or possibly just fined.
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Why would the afterbirth come out first on a cow?
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If you were a free man in the colony of Virginia's what would the punishment have been for stealing a hog on your first offense?
a fine or the stocks for a couple hours or both maybe a good switching
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In the holocaust What would be the punishment for stealing soup?
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What does Islam say about stealing?
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What is the punishment for counseling an offense actually committed?
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What punishment would a 13-year-old for stealing three packs of gum?
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Can you get jail time for stealing 427 dolaars?
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Is it stealing to make personal phone calls from work if your boss does not allow it?
no who the heck would think that no offense or any thing but really
Why were Tudors hands and ears chopped off when they stole something?
I would hazard a guess that that was done as a punishment, and to deter people from stealing.
Is punishment something that stops you from doing it?
Sometimes. It depends on the person and the punishment. Some people commit an offense, get caught and punished, and stop doing it because they expect that they would be punished again. Some people do it again because the punishment was not as bad as committing the offense was good. And some people simply never believe they will get caught next time.
