< Translation:Arukh ha-Shulchan
Laws of Judges and Jurisprudence
- 1: Appointment of judges in the days of the Temple and today (26)
- 2: The laws of the use of extralegal force by the court (4)
- 3: The number of judges required for adjudication (20)
- 4: How to rule for one’s self (5)
- 5: When cases are heard by the court (12)
- 6: The minimum value claim that the court is required to hear (1)
- 7: Those who are eligible for judgeship and those who are not, whether in general or for specific cases appearing before the court (22)
- 8: The prohibition of appointing unqualified judges and the reward and punishment of one engaged in being a judge (6)
- 9: The prohibition of accepting bribes and the permit of a private citizen to accept payment for salary lost due to serving as a judge (12)
- 10: Be deliberate in judgment (4)
Reference Links
English - Judaica Press Tanach with Rashi
English - Daf Yomi Advancement Forum
Hebrew - Tanach with Rashi, Ramban, Rashbam, Ibn Ezra, Radak, and others
Hebrew - Rambam | (Bio) with commentaries
Hebrew - Shulchan Aruch, Chapter 7 | (Bio) with Sefer Mi'eros Anayim (Bio) and the Shach (Bio)
Hebrew - Nesivos haMishpat | (Bio)
Hebrew - Urim v'Tumim | (Bio)
Hebrew - Birkei Yosef | (Bio)
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