What system of justice that we use today was based on a system used during the reign of Henry ll?

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ahrayia [7]3 years ago

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The system that we use today was based on the system of Monarchy established during the reign of Henry the second.

Explanation:

Henry conquered most parts of France and also lands combined in possessions with England, Wales, and Scotland.
He found that the empire lacked a central control and that it could easily vanish. Due to this, he traveled constantly across the empire to produce regional administrative reforms and business.
The "Royal Court" under Henry became a great council that used to take major decisions involving the law and government.
The powers of Patronage that he had helped him in finding and keeping competent officials.
Henry drew his close advisers from Bishops as Norman administrators.
Local officials under him carried on the functions such as maintaining the business of the government.

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