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[[Borcan]] [[law]] functions primarily on a level of [[restitution]] (that is, material compensation). When a [[criminal]] or other [[transgressor]] cannot afforb the assigned [[debt]], he is [[executed]], paying the greatest price: his own life. Those wanting to go around the law or have been driven to enough hostility may invoke the death debt and call for a [[duel]].<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 30</ref> | [[Borcan]] [[law]] functions primarily on a level of [[restitution]] (that is, material compensation). When a [[criminal]] or other [[transgressor]] cannot afforb the assigned [[debt]], he is [[executed]], paying the greatest price: his own life. Those wanting to go around the law or have been driven to enough hostility may invoke the death debt and call for a [[duel]].<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 30</ref> | ||
The Borcan term for death debt is [[crnepte chorosh]].<ref>[[Children of the Night: The Created]] p. 57</ref> | |||
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Borcan law functions primarily on a level of restitution (that is, material compensation). When a criminal or other transgressor cannot afforb the assigned debt, he is executed, paying the greatest price: his own life. Those wanting to go around the law or have been driven to enough hostility may invoke the death debt and call for a duel.[1]
The Borcan term for death debt is crnepte chorosh.[2]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer IV p. 30
- ↑ Children of the Night: The Created p. 57
