Describe the Athenian justice system. A. Criminal casesB. Property casesC. Criminal and pumperty cases as well as the legality of lawsD. Criminal and property cases

C) Criminal and pumperty cases as well as the legality of laws

Explanation:

In the Athenian justice system, the trials were, in general, a dialectic struggle between two people, the accuser and the accused, the better speech was who convinced the jury. The penalties they applied were: death sentence in case of murder; banishment and confiscation, in case of injuries. There were also cases of involuntary manslaughter, instigation of murder, and homicide in self-defense.