Were these biblical rules strictly enforced, or was there some leeway?

Question

I found four biblical rules, given by God to Moses, and I need to know a little about the enforcement of these rules.

Which ones were consistently and strictly enforced? And was there a special department in charge of enforcement?

(1) Parents who have a rebellious and gluttonous child are supposed to bring him in and have him executed. (Deuteronomy 21:21)

(2) If a young woman who is engaged to be married is raped during a visit to the city, her punishment is death. (Deuteronomy 22:23)

(3) If a slave-master beats his slave he is not punished as long as the slave recovers in a day or two. (Exodus 21:21)

(4) Hunchbacks and dwarfs, as well as some other deformed persons, are not allowed near the holy Vail or the Altar. (Leviticus 21:20)

Please select one(s) that you are familiar with, if you have extra info -- this question is for church folks because of their advanced knowledge of the Bible.

Thanks.

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Answer 1

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