De Feimeris Veteris Westphalorum Judicii Scabinis...

De Feimeris Veteris Westphalorum Judicii Scabinis... by Johann Burchard Mencke and Georgius-Gustavus Difenbach is a scholarly work, written in Latin, detailing the Fehmic courts of old Westphalia. This historical legal text explores the structure, function, and significance of these medieval tribunals, also known as secret courts or Vehmic courts. The book provides invaluable insights into the judicial practices and legal traditions of the region, making it an essential resource for legal historians and scholars of medieval Germany. It delves into the intricacies of Westphalian law, offering a comprehensive examination of a unique aspect of European legal history.

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