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What is one reason to write down the judges’ words?
To know exactly who said the accused is guilty or innocent.
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Who is allowed to judge capital cases?
Cohanim, Levi’im, and Yisraelim with proper lineage.
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How many judges are in a Sanhedrin?
Twenty-three judges.
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In capital cases, who gives their opinion first?
The least important judge, who sits on the side.
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Where do the scribes stand?
One on the right and one on the left of the court.
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Can any Jew judge a capital case?
No, only certain Jews with pure lineage can.
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What does the first scribe (according to Rabbi Yehuda) write?
Only the words of judges who say the person is innocent.
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In monetary cases, which judge gives their opinion first?
The most important judge speaks first.
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How many scribes usually stand before the court?
Two scribes.
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What does the second scribe write (according to Rabbi Yehuda)?
Only the words of judges who say the person is guilty.
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What shape does the Sanhedrin sit in?
half a circle.
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Why do the judges sit in a half-circle?
So they can all see each other and the witnesses.
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