Hilchot Sanhedrin

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Hilchot Sanhedrin is the section of Maimonides’ Mishneh Torah that codifies the laws governing Jewish courts, judges, and judicial procedure.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf halakhic code
section of Mishneh Torah
aimsTo systematize Talmudic laws of courts and judges
author Maimonides NERFINISHED
codifies laws of accepting and disqualifying testimony
laws of appointing judges
laws of capital cases
laws of contempt of court
laws of courts of three
laws of excommunication by the court
laws of interrogating witnesses
laws of judges
laws of local courts of twenty-three
laws of majority and minority opinions in court
laws of monetary cases
laws of semikhah (rabbinic ordination)
laws of testimony
laws of the Sanhedrin
laws of the authority of the Great Sanhedrin
focusesOn civil procedure in halakha
court procedures
criminal procedure in halakha
qualifications of judges
rules of evidence
structure of Jewish courts
hasCanonicalStatus major halakhic authority
hasGenre legal code
influencedBy Geonic responsa
Talmud NERFINISHED
biblical law
language Hebrew NERFINISHED
legalDomain Jewish law NERFINISHED
legalSystem Halakha NERFINISHED
locatedInWork Sefer Shoftim of Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
partOf Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
religiousFunction guidance for establishing and operating Jewish courts
religiousLawCollection Mishneh Torah NERFINISHED
religiousTradition Judaism
subject Jewish courts
judges
judicial procedure
timePeriod 12th century
titleMeaning Laws of the Sanhedrin NERFINISHED
traditionClassification Rambam’s Sefer Shoftim (Book of Judges) NERFINISHED
usedFor practical halakhic rulings on courts and judges
study in yeshivot
writtenBy Rabbi Moses ben Maimon NERFINISHED

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Sefer Nezikin hasPart Hilchot Sanhedrin