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Daily Telegraph General Knowledge (Gk) Herculis 12,591 Monday August 24Th 2015

LEICESTERSHI | 16:04 Mon 24th Aug 2015 | Crosswords

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6d legal term - M/T/ of malice , meaning wilfully refusing to plead.
Should be grateful for help.

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6d Mute

Mute

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mute_of_malice

Formerly those who refused to plead had heavy weights put on their chests which were gradually increased until they either entered a plea or died.

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Thank you all for your help.
Jackdaw - what a horrible punishment!

Mute of malice

MUTE OF MALICE. The only time I ever came across it was in a Ted Albury spy novel.

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