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The Assize of Clarendon further operated the church from government acts by creating a judicial system that no longer need Pastors, Bishops, etc. to be involved. Today we still have a desperate church and government not influencing one particular religion.

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After the act was passed power was taken out of the hands of more local clergymen and put into the hands of the royal court.

In 1215 the Fourth Lateran Council forbid all clergymen from participating in any trial by ordeal .

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This act helped establish a grand, or presenting, jury. This jury consisted of 12 men in each hundred and 4 men per township. Although today a grand jury can be up to 23 people it is still used the same way.

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When the Assize of Clarendon was put in affect, by King Henry II in 1166, it establish the method of Trial by Jury. This method is still used today.