Question

30 multiple choice 1 point what does hale mean when he says people fear the court? they see no light of god in that man they see it as a death sentence they see it as unfair and cruel they know danforth is too strict

Explanation:

In "The Crucible", when Hale says people fear the court, it's because the court in the context of the Salem witch trials was often seen as a place where accusations could lead to a death sentence. The trials were highly flawed, and being brought before the court was extremely dangerous.

Answer:

They see it as a death sentence.