Tractate Sanhedrin
Mishnah Sanhedrin, the thirty-fourth tractate of Seder Nezikin, governs the composition of courts, the course of trials, and capital punishment. It has 11 chapters and 71 mishnayot.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 1 Cases requiring three judges compared with those requiring a larger court, and the composition of the Sanhedrin.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 2 The special laws concerning the High Priest and the king.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 3 The selection of judges, and the grounds for disqualifying a witness.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 4 The differences between monetary and capital cases, and the course of the trial.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 5 The interrogation of witnesses, and the degree of thoroughness required.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 6 The procedure of stoning, and the one who is put to death.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 7 The four forms of capital punishment imposed by a court.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 8 The wayward and rebellious son (ben sorer u'moreh).
Sanhedrin - Chapter 9 Those put to death by burning.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 10 Those put to death by strangulation, and who has no share in the World to Come.
Sanhedrin - Chapter 11 The chapter "Chelek": who has a share in the World to Come, and the structure of the Sanhedrin.
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