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English: Wooden platform or scaffold with three so-called "carcan" posts equipped with six necklaces and benches. Because of its completeness, this pillory is almost unique to our country. The punishment of the pillory with the necklace was reintroduced in France by the Code Pénal of 1791. The duration of this disgraceful punishment ranged from 2 hours in the case of a conviction to imprisonment to 4 hours in the case of solitary confinement and 6 hours to punishment in irons (men) or confinement in a penitentiary (women). The convict was shown off on a scaffold in the marketplace. Above his head, a sign hung on the pole with his name and address and the reason for conviction and punishment.
Nederlands: Houten schandpaal. Dendermonde, ca. 1811-1851.
Houten platform of schavot met drie zogenaamde 'carcan'-palen voorzien van zes halskettingen en zitbanken. Deze schandpaal is omwille van zijn volledigheid bijna uniek voor ons land. De straf van de tepronkstelling in het halsijzer werd in Frankrijk terug ingevoerd door de Code Pénal van 1791. De duur van deze schandstraf varieerde van 2 uur in geval van een veroordeling tot hechtenis tot 4 uur bij eenzame opsluiting en 6 uur tot straf in de ijzers (mannen) of opsluiting in een tuchthuis (vrouwen). De veroordeelde werd op de markt op een schavot te pronk gesteld. Boven zijn hoofd hing er aan de paal een bord met zijn naam en adres en de reden van veroordeling en straf. |
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