Sure. But do get a modern textbook, or something to look at. Roman law can be a good case study but most of our Roman legal culture we have from law codes comes from the 4th century onwards which was a different legal field from say the time of Cicero and the Republic. If you live in America, Australia, the UK and so on than you should look at how common law works. The Roman Republic is closer in this regard to the Later Empire as the Roman Jury existed in the Republic but the Later Empire, law was done by professional Judges without a jury.
The great tragedy of the west is being based on the Roman culture. A more barbaric, decadent, bloodthirsty, unrefined and uncultured people have hardly existed. They should have started and remained with the Greeks.
The Justinian codex from Byzantium is the basis for most of modern law except the degenerate deviations. It is nested in the Eastern Orthodox worldview.
I would say so. Read Cicero and the Institutes Of Justinian
No. Read Thomas's Textbook of Roman Law in conjunction with Gaius's Institutes and Justinian's Institutes.
Isn't it mandatory to learn roman law in the first year at law Uni? Here it is
No, you moron.
Tongue my anus
Says the moron asking for books on roman law to understand modern society
>Implying modern society is not based on Roman culture
Again, tongue my anus
its useful for understanding the history of law as it was incredibly important to it, but it will not help you in court if thats what youre asking
No, not really to help in court. Just like to have at least above average knowledge on law. Know basic procedures, processes and etc.
Which roman law will not help you at al, you moronic SovCit pro se homosexual
Meds now
You certainly have down syndrome
Sure. But do get a modern textbook, or something to look at. Roman law can be a good case study but most of our Roman legal culture we have from law codes comes from the 4th century onwards which was a different legal field from say the time of Cicero and the Republic. If you live in America, Australia, the UK and so on than you should look at how common law works. The Roman Republic is closer in this regard to the Later Empire as the Roman Jury existed in the Republic but the Later Empire, law was done by professional Judges without a jury.
And civil law countries have juries too, you mongoloid.
Ok?
You are fricking stupid.
Not an argument
The great tragedy of the west is being based on the Roman culture. A more barbaric, decadent, bloodthirsty, unrefined and uncultured people have hardly existed. They should have started and remained with the Greeks.
Gay larpers get decimation
The Justinian codex from Byzantium is the basis for most of modern law except the degenerate deviations. It is nested in the Eastern Orthodox worldview.