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La persecución de malhechores en la ciudad de Valencia durante la Edad Media correspondió a un magistrado municipal, el Justicia, que desarrollaba funciones policiales y militares. La comandancia de la ronda urbana permitía la represión de la delincuencia, mientras que el caudillaje de la milicia ciudadana convocaba en armas a los vecinos para hacer frente a las agresiones materiales y jurídicas que pudiera sufrir el municipio. La milicia servía tanto para la defensa militar como para garantizar los poderes jurisdiccionales con los que la monarquía había dotado a la ciudad.
The persecution of malefactors in the city of Valencia in the Middle Age corresponded a municipal magistrate, the Justice, that developed police and military functions. The command of the urban beat allowed the repression of the delinquency, while leadershiping the civic militia summoned in weapons to the neighbors to make in front of the material and juridical aggressions to the municipality. The guard citizen was good so much for the military defense as to guarantee the jurisdictional powers that the monarchy had endowed to the city.
Justicia criminal, Milicia ciudadana, UNESCO::HISTORIA::Historia por épocas::Historia medieval, Servicio militar, Ejército urbano, Malhechores
Justicia criminal, Milicia ciudadana, UNESCO::HISTORIA::Historia por épocas::Historia medieval, Servicio militar, Ejército urbano, Malhechores
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