How many people died in the bloody code?

The Bloody Code, which was a system of laws in England from the late 17th to the early 19th century, made over 200 offenses punishable by death. While exact numbers of executions vary, it is estimated that thousands of people were executed under this code, with some estimates suggesting around 15,000 executions occurred during its implementation. The harshness of the laws eventually led to reforms, and the code was gradually abolished in the 19th century.