The Roman Legacy Class Notes 1/23/19

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The Roman Legacy Class Notes 1/23/19

Main Idea: Perhaps Rome’s greatest achievement was its rule of law and justice. Ideas from Roman Law are a part of western civilization today. (Western Civilization = The U.S. & Western Europe)

The 12 Tables Roman law was written down in a code known as the 12 Tables. It had 3 main characteristics: It applied to all people under Roman Rule. It created stability and unity during the Roman Empire. It had 5 basic principles familiar to us today!

The 5 Basic Principles of Roman Law: People are equal under the law. The accused can face the accusers and defend against the charge. Decisions must be based on fairness. A person is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Guilt but be clearly established.