The Assembly continued to develop new institutions; in September 1790, the regional were abolished and their legal functions replaced by a new independent judiciary, with jury trials for criminal cases. However, moderate deputies were uneasy at popular demands for universal suffrage, labour unions and cheap bread, and over the winter of 1790 and 1791, they passed a series of measures intended to disarm popular radicalism. These included exclusion of poorer citizens from the National Guard, limits on use of petitions and posters, and the June 1791 Le Chapelier Law suppressing trade guilds and any form of worker organisation.
the assembly continued to develop new institutions; in september 1790 the regional were abolished and their legal functions replaced by a new independent judiciary with jury trials for criminal cases however moderate deputies were uneasy at popular demands for universal suffrage labour unions and cheap bread and over the winter of 1790 and 1791 they passed a series of measures intended to disarm popular radicalism these included exclusion of poorer citizens from the national guard limits on use of petitions and posters and the june 1791 le chapelier law suppressing trade guilds and any form of worker organisation