What were some of the laws passed by colonial and state legislatures regarding slavery?

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Southern states had their own code for treating slaves. Most of them were alike and influence each other. Among the laws passed by colonial and state legislatures regarding slavey were:

No slave can own anything of his own without the consent of his master.

No slave can sell anything he made without the consent of his master.

The slave must obey all orders from his master.

Slaves cannot be a witness in any case against a white person.

Slaves are considered property.

Slaves cannot leave the plantation without written authorization from his master.

Colonial legislatures usually placed restrictions on enslaved people in terms of mobility, punishment, property status, and conduct.