Universal Theocratic Law for Non-Jews
(37 commandments)
+173)
To appoint a king
+176)
To appoint judges
+177)
To treat litigants fairly and equally
+178)
To bring all testimony before judges
+179)
To cross-examine witnesses carefully
+180)
To punish false witnesses
+188)
To annihilate all the seed of the nation of Amalek
+189)
To arouse hatred against the nation of Amalek
+226)
To execute certain transgressors by the sword
+242)
To judge disputes with unpaid custodians
+243)
To judge disputes with renters and paid custodians
+244)
To judge disputes with borrowers of items
+245)
To judge disputes in buying and selling
+246)
To judge civil disputes between litigants
+248)
To allocate inheritances by certain rules
- 58)
Not to fear the enemy in war
- 59)
Never to forget the evil of the nation of Amalek
- 273)
Not to deviate from Torah standards in judging liabilities and guilt
- 274)
For judges not to take bribes
- 275)
Not to favor an honored litigant
- 276)
Not to fear dangerous litigants
- 277)
Not to favor a poor litigant over a wealthy one
- 278)
Not to be biased against a wicked litigant
- 279)
Not to pity a defendant and reduce his punishment
- 281)
Not to hear one litigant without the other
- 284)
Not to appoint judges who are not Torah scholars
- 285)
Not to testify falsely
- 286)
Not to accept the testimony of wicked men
- 290)
Not to convict based on circumstantial evidence
- 291)
For witnesses not to advocate any judgment
- 292)
No executing a transgressor without a court trial
- 294)
Not to punish a coerced transgressor
- 315)
No cursing a judge
- 316)
No cursing the king
- 363)
For the king not to own extra horses
- 364)
For the king not to have more than 18 wives
- 365)
For the king not to own more money than necessary