What is the financial penalty imposed on a husband who issues a false slanderous report about his wife?
Halacha 1 states he must pay 100 sela'im of pure silver to the girl's father.
Question 2
Why must cases of slanderous report be tried before a court of 23 judges during the Temple era?
Halacha 3 explains that a court of 23 is required because if the accusation is proven true, the girl must be executed.
Question 3
What happens if a slanderer divorces his wife after being found guilty?
Halacha 4 rules that divorcing her violates a negative commandment and the court compels him to remarry her.
Question 4
If the husband issues a slanderous report after his wife becomes a bogeret, but his witnesses testify she committed adultery when she was a na'arah, what is the legal outcome?
Halacha 7 rules that the husband is exempt from fine and lashes, but if the adultery is proven, she is executed by stoning.
Question 5
What does the Torah's phrase 'they will spread the garment' mean according to Rambam?
Halacha 12 explains that 'spreading the garment' is a euphemism — the court debates the private aspects of the matter.