York Assizes

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York Assizes were periodic criminal and civil courts held in York, England, that served as a major regional center of English justice until the 20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf assize court
court of law
historical legal institution
abolishedBy Courts Act 1971 NERFINISHED
administeredBy central royal courts
appliesTo civil law
criminal law
authority judges of the High Court of Justice
royal commission of oyer and terminer NERFINISHED
circuit Northern Circuit NERFINISHED
connectedTo York Castle Prison NERFINISHED
country Kingdom of England
United Kingdom
endTime 20th century
frequency periodic
function administration of royal justice in the region
heardCasesOf capital offences
felonies
misdemeanours
serious civil disputes
heldAt York Castle NERFINISHED
York Castle courthouse NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod pre-modern English legal system
historicalRegion North of England NERFINISHED
jurisdiction Northern Circuit NERFINISHED
Yorkshire NERFINISHED
languageOfWorkOrName English
legalStatus abolished
legalSystem English common law
location England
York NERFINISHED
Yorkshire NERFINISHED
notableFeature principal assize town for the North
partOf Assizes of England and Wales NERFINISHED
English judicial system
replacedBy Crown Court at York NERFINISHED
significance major regional center of English justice
startTime Middle Ages NERFINISHED
successor Crown Court system
trialFormat jury trial
typeOfJurisdiction itinerant royal court
usedFor appeals from local courts
capital trials
civil trials
criminal trials

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