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Can you be more specific of the crime?
(this also depends on the time period)
before 620 BC ----> pretty much weren't laws
620BC---> Draco law maker ---> crime = death
594BC ---> solon ---> change in laws ---> Fines, Voting rights taken away, exile, and death (rarely)
IE: woman gets raped, and person is found guilty: it would most likely be a fine of 100 drachmas (this being after 594 BC)
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