Socrates was brought into court on the charges impiety, corruption of the youth and neglect of the Gods whom the city worships and the practice of religious novelties. Those charges mean basically that he questioned the authority of the Greek Gods, and talked to the youth about it. When he was asked about what he thought his punishment should be he said that he should be payed by the city because of what we had done for them. The court decided the jury should vote on whether Socrates should be fined or condemned to death. The final vote was 360 for death and 140 for a fine. So Socrates was condemned to death.
