[When] the flesh has decomposed, they gather the bones and bury them in their place. The relatives come to inquire after the welfare of the judges and the witnesses, as if to say: We have nothing in our hearts against you, because you have judged correctly. They do not mourn, but they grieve, for grieving is only in the heart.

Four executions were given to the courts: stoning, burning, beheading, and strangulation. R’ Shimon says: Burning, stoning, strangulation, and beheading. This is the procedure for those who are stoned.