What Influenced The Roman Law System

The influence of the Roma law was very importance to the structure of our law system. The society need to make the law and order is essential in all communities to control human behavior. In a community of protection ordered people can plan ahead, work safely. To set this we must first establish what the point of Roman law influence in our law system, I understand that the Rome statute no longer applied in legal practice, although the legal systems of some states such as South Africa and San Marino are still based on the old Ius Commune. However, even if the legal practice is based on a code( table 12), many rules derived from Roman law apply. Rather, it is a requirement of Roman law were adjusted in a more comprehensible system and expressed
Roman law influenced most of the laws we have now and most of the laws of other countries. US court system was the model in the whole system of the Roman court. They had higher courts and the lower courts and that's what built our strong judicial system now. One thing we do not take the Romans is the right to be a citizen. In Rome there were very strict class system and is classified largely by clothing, shelter, and being in games. The word citizen to them meant you had to be free and lived in Rome. The class system was always followed no matter what. You could move up from his rank in society, but then would have to work very hard and it was not easy because people still look at you as lower class. Class systems from highest to lowest were the senators, councilors and their
What they were much like the Ten Commandments, except man composes. They were engraved on bronze tablets and Roman magistrates composed of ten principles around 450 BC. The laws were really made to please the commoners, as they complained of receiving no law because the laws are unwritten and often have changed. After that commoners can no longer be fooled because the Twelve Tables covering all aspects of the law that briefly indicates the crime, then punishment. This is where the judicial system was because the courts were those who follow the Twelve Tables and no way to fool the commoners, because the laws were the main forum for these purposes hanging. Since our judicial system was modeled around him then it was basically as it is now. They had higher courts and the lower courts and the right to appeal was granted very well but only with good reasoning. The only thing about the judicial system that does not take in a big way is the death penalty. I say this because the Romans loved to kill anyone who broke any laws but do not kill unless you have killed