In the 4th century BC, the suspect was judged by the Palladion, a court which had jurisdiction over unintentional homicide; the imposed penalty seems to have been more than a fine but less than death—maybe exile, as was the case in the murder of a Metic.
U 4. stoljeću pp. n.e. optuženom je sudio sud kod Paladija ((grč.)), koji je bio nadležan za ubojstvo iz nehaja; izgleda da je kazna uglavnom bila teža od novčane kazne, ali manja od smrtne ― možda izgnanstvo, kao što je bio slučaj prilikom ubojstva meteka.