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Administration of Justice Act, also called Murder Act closed the Boston harbor and allowed British officials, who committed capital crimes, to face trial in great Britain rather than in the colonies.
What was Administration of Justice Act, also called Murder Act?
An act of the British Parliament known as the Administration of Justice Act, often known as the Act for the Impartial Administration of Justice or the Monkey Act or Murder Act, was passed. On May 20, 1774, it was made into law. One of the measures (also referred to by many colonists as the Intolerable Acts, the Punitive Acts, or the Coercive Acts) intended to maintain British control over the American dominions. The United States Declaration of Independence's list of grievances includes it as a result.
These coercive laws included the Quebec Act, the Massachusetts Government Act, and the Boston Port Act. The reason the law was called the "Murder Act" was because the patriots thought the official could get away with murder.
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