Rather more than your list, I think?
Sentences for most of the following crimes are most severe, I think:-
Sacrificing to gods other than YHWH
Law for Israel only.
Same.
Same.
Repealed.
Same
Law for Israel only.
Same
Rape by a man of a betrothed woman in the countryside
Man is executed for rape, woman is presumed innocent.
Being either participant in consensual sexual activity, in which a betrothed woman consensually loses her virginity to a man
The punishment for fornication is that the fornicators should be forced to marry and never allow them to divorce.
Adultery with a married woman
Both participants should be executed.
Loss of virginity by a woman prior to marriage, to someone other than her husband while falsely representing herself as a virgin before the marriage ceremony
Prior to marriage, then it's fornication. Same as above punishment for fornication.
Marrying one's wife's mother
Is incest. Execution, for all three.
Certain forms of incest, namely if it involves the father's wife or a daughter-in-law
All incest should result in execution, as it is a form of rape.
Male on male sexual intercourse.
An abomination. Punishment is execution.
Execution of both the person and the animal.
(Note that many of the sexually transmitted diseases we have today have come as a result of people having sex with animals.)
Prostitution by the daughter of a priest
Prostitution itself should be a crime, and the punishments for adultery and fornication apply. If a single woman has sex with a single man, they should be forced to marry without divorce. A married woman and or married man having sex is adultery, and both should be executed.
The "priest's prostituting daughter" scenario punishment, however, has been repealed, because it was only intended for Israel.
Duh, execution.
Negligent homicide, specifically by ox-goring, if already warned about the behavior of the ox. Death punishment is no longer required if the interested party requires payment of a fee. The death penalty does not apply to ox-goring of slaves.
Negligent homicide should result in execution, and anyone who could have avoided an otherwise accidental homicide should be flogged.
Repealed
Repealed
A son who persists in disobeying his parents
Repealed
Is a capital crime, and the kidnapper should be executed.
Flogging.
False witness to a capital crime
The punishment for false witness is whatever is at steak. False witness concerning a theft? Restitution. False witness concerning bodily injury (for example)? Corporal punishment. False witness concerning a capital crime? Execution.
Was that name not convicted or tried for child abuse of some kind, in the past?
He went to prison for a few months because he spanked his stepson, 5 swats on the backside. If you use the liberal's definition of child abuse, sure, it was child abuse. In reality, he was following the biblical model of disciplining his child.
Tagging [MENTION=510]Bob Enyart[/MENTION] just in case he'd like to add anything.
I already excluded the sacrificial laws, as you know.
But do you keep all the moral laws?
I keep no law.
There are 507 laws that strengthen, secure, make stronger, cohese (hold together) and protect from sickness...... for all the people. How many do you actually follow and obey?
None.
None of them are merely 'moral laws', they are all facilitators towards the above conditions. But you might not have bothered with all of them?
Christians are to love God and their neighbors. If a christian does that, he will not violate any (righteous) law.