What kind of judicial system was there during olden days?
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Justice for the Anglo-Saxons and even after the Norman invasion of 1066 was a combination of local and royal government. Local courts were presided over by a lord or one of his stewards. The King's court – the Curia Regis – was, initially at least, presided over by the King himself.
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