The Required Warning for a Criminal Before his Transgression - התראה

Testimony

Punishments of the Court

Prior Warning of a criminal is a pre-requisite, no matter how great the judge is [in knowing the criminal's mind]: Rosh HaShanah 21b

The importance of the warning, in determining which people in attendance are legally defined as witnesses: Makkot 6a, 6b

A warning issued by the victim: Makkot 6b

A "warning" declared by the criminal himself: Makkot 6b

Whether an avowed enemy of the victim need be warned before a murder, in order to be liable for punishment: Makkot 6b, 9b

Whether a learned person need be warned: Makkot 6b, 9b

Requiring a warning for Shabbat violation to be specific to the Type of Work violated on Shabbat: Shabbat 138a

As a General Issue: Pesachim 63b; Makkot 15b-16a

For Bringing a Pesach Offering while in possession of Leaven: Pesachim 63b

Examples: Pesachim 63b; Ketuvot 33a; Makkot 15b-16a; Temurah 3b

The idea that a warning for a potential punishment automatically includes any lesser punishment: Ketuvot 33a-b

What happens if a person is warned that they will deserve lashes, when he will really deserve Divine excommunication: Makkot 13a-b

What happens if a person is warned that they will deserve lashes, when he will really deserve the death penalty: Ketuvot 33a-b; Makkot 13a-b

What happens if a person is warned that they will deserve lashes, and their crime really could have deserved either lashes or a fine: Ketuvot 32b, 34b-35a

The challenge of offering a warning for Edim Zomimin: Ketuvot 33a; Makkot 4b

Crimes for which the punishment is Divine Ex-communication: Makkot 13b

Breaking and entering: Ketuvot 34b



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