IV. Where one Slave Kidnaps Another Belonging to a Person not his Master 248 V. Where a Slave, at the Command of his Master, Kidnaps a Freeborn Person 249 VI. Where a Slave, without the Knowledge of his Master, Kidnaps a Freeborn Person 249 TITLE IV.--_Concerning the Custody and Sentence of Condemned Persons._ I. Where a Judge is Asked to Punish Crime, and is Afterwards Treated with Contempt 250 II. The Governor of the City shall Aid the Judge in the Arrest of Persons Accused of Crime 250 III. Where a Person Breaks out of Prison, or Influences the Jailer for that Purpose 251 IV. Concerning the Compensation which may be Received from those in Custody 251 V. Where a Judge who is Lenient to Offenders Against the Law, Releases a Criminal 252 VI. Concerning the Punishment of a Judge who Improperly Discharges a Criminal 252 VII. A Person Guilty of Crime shall receive the Sentence of the Law not Secretly, but in Public 252 TITLE V.--_Concerning Forgers of Documents._ I. Concerning Those who Forge Royal Orders and Mandates 253 II. Concerning Those who Forge Documents, or Attempt to Forge Them 254 III. Concerning Those who Forge, or Serve, False Orders in the Name of the King, or a Judge 255 IV. Concerning Those who Falsify a Will against the Consent of a Party while Living, or Disclose the Contents of the Same 256 V. Concerning Those who Attempt to Forge, or Conceal, the Will of a Person Already Deceased 256 VI. Where Anyone Assumes a Fictitious Name, or Adopts a False Lineage or Relationship 256 VII. Concerning Documents Fraudulently Dated, Prior to their Execution 257 VIII. Concerning Later Documents Fraudulently Executed 258 IX. Concerning those who Falsely Write, or Publish, Decrees and Edicts of the King 259 TITLE VI.--_Concerning Counterfeiters of Metals._ I. Concerning the Torture of Slaves, in Order to Convict their Masters of Counterfeiting Money; and the Reward of Witnesses who have given Information of the Same 261