1. "...to acknowledge the existence of G-d. "
2. "...to fear G-d. "
3. "...to pray to Him. "
4. "...to sanctify G-d's name (in face of death, where appropriate.)
5. "...against desecrating G-d's name (even in face of death, when appropriate.)
6. "...to study the Torah"
7. "...to honor the scholars, and to revere one's teacher. "
8. "...against blaspheming. "
IDOLATRY
1. "...against entertaining the thought that there exists a deity except the L-rd. "
2. "...against making any graven image [and against having anyone else make one for us.)"
3. "...against making idols for use by others. "
4. "...against making any forbidden statues (even when they are for ornamental purposes.)"
5. "...against bowing to any idol (and not to sacrifice nor to pour libation nor to burn incense before any idol, even where it is not the customary manner of worship to the particular idol.)"
6. "...against worshiping idols in any of their customary manners of worship. "
7. "...against causing our children to pass [through the fire] in the worship of Molech. "
8. "...against practicing Ov. "
9. "...against the practice of Yiddoni. "
10. "...against turning to idolatry (in word, in thought, in deed, or by any observance that may draw us to its worship.)
THEFT
1. "...against stealing."
2. "...against committing robbery."
3. "...against shifting a landmark."
4. "...against cheating."
5. "...against repudiating a claim of money owed."
6. "...against overcharging."
7. "...against coveting."
8. "...against desiring."
9. "...a laborer shall be allowed to eat of the fruits among which he works (under certain conditions)."
10. "...against a laborer eating of such fruit (when certain conditions are not met)."
11. "...against a laborer taking of such fruit home."
12. "...against kidnapping."
13. "...against the use of false weights and measures."
14. "...against the possession of false weights and measures."
15. "...that one shall be exact in the use of weights and measures."
16. "...that the robber shall return (or pay for) the stolen object."
HOMICIDE
ILLICIT INTERCOURSE
1. "...against [a man) having union with his mother."
2. "...against [a man[ having union with his sister."
3. "...against [a man] having union with the wife of his father."
4. "...against [a man] having union with another man' s wife."
5. "...against [a man) copulating with a beast."
6. "...against a woman copulating with a beast."
7. "...against [a man] lying carnally with a male."
8. "...against [a man) lying carnally with his father."
9. "...against [a man] lying carnally with his father's brother."
10. "...against engaging in erotic conduct that may lead to a prohibited union. That is, petting by persons whose marriage would be illicit."
COURTS OF JUSTICE
1. "...to appoint judges and officers in each and every community."
2. "...to treat the litigants equally before the law."
3. "...to inquire diligently into the testimony of a witness."
4. "...against the wanton miscarriage of justice by the court."
5. "...against the judge accepting a bribe or gift from a litigant."
6. "...against the judge showing marks of honor to but one litigant."
7. "...against the judge acting in fear of a litigant's threats. "
8. "...against the judge, out of compassion, favoring a poor litigant."
9. "...against the judge discriminating against the litigant because he is a sinner."
10. "...against the judge, out of softness, putting aside the penalty of a mauler or killer."
11. "...against the judge discriminating against a stranger or an orphan."
12. "...against the judge hearing one litigant in the absence of the other."
13. "...against appointing a judge who lacks knowledge of the Law."
14. "...against the court killing an innocent man."
15. "...against incrimination by circumstantial evidence."
16. "...against punishing for a crime committed under duress."
17. "...that the court is to administer the death penalty by the sword (i.e., decapitation)."
18. "...against anyone taking the law into his own hands to kill the perpetrator of a capital crime."
19. "...to testify in court."
20. "...against testifying falsely. "
LIMB OF A LIVING CREATURE
1. "...against eating a limb severed from a living animal, beast, or fowl."
2. "...against eating the flesh of any animal which was torn by a wild beast. which, in part, prohibits the eating of such flesh as was torn off an animal while it was still alive."
A person is obligated to fulfill these commandments from the time that he is intelligent enough to do so. If he is not intelligent enough, he does not have to fulfill the commandments. When is a person intelligent enough? (Is it age or a matter of intellectual maturity [Rainbam] ). However, it appears that a person should teach minors that they may know how to fulfill the commandments when they are old enough to do so, but this is not a complete obligation. For example, we find a prohibition against a Jew giving a forbidden food to a minor or to another Jew, but we do not find such a prohibition for a Noachide. However, as a result of the commandment to honor God, one can deduce that their will be a type of obligation to educate minors in the fulfillment of mitzvot just as one should attempt to influence others to fulfill the mitzvot."