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... For the newly created magistracies and imperial of- fices were entrusted with civil and criminal competence over matters within their sphere of action , while the emperor's court intervened in matters of first instance and appeal .
... For the newly created magistracies and imperial of- fices were entrusted with civil and criminal competence over matters within their sphere of action , while the emperor's court intervened in matters of first instance and appeal .
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Quite often in the absence of im- perial communications in maiestas cases the senate postponed action pending the return of the emperor or the arrival of word of his stand in the matter . Rome knew no public prosecutors .
Quite often in the absence of im- perial communications in maiestas cases the senate postponed action pending the return of the emperor or the arrival of word of his stand in the matter . Rome knew no public prosecutors .
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... magis valeat quam pereat " ( D. 34.5.12 : When- ever there is an ambiguous diction in an action or exception , it is most proper [ suitable ] that the matter which is the ob- ject of the litigation be saved rather than annulled ) .
... magis valeat quam pereat " ( D. 34.5.12 : When- ever there is an ambiguous diction in an action or exception , it is most proper [ suitable ] that the matter which is the ob- ject of the litigation be saved rather than annulled ) .
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Bureaucracy and the Roman Law A ARTHUR SCHILLER | 26 |
Ex post facto in Roman Sources and Ex post facto Laws in Modern | 49 |
Concerning the Transmission of Julians Digesta | 69 |
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