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The founding principles of modern justice systems,
By Midwest Book Review (Oregon, WI USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Law and the Courts in Ancient Greece (Hardcover)
The Law And The Courts In Ancient Greece is a collection of impressive scholarly essays by learned authors concerning the rule of law in ancient Greece, and questioning the success, thoroughness, and effectiveness of a legal system for meting out criminal justice. Focusing upon such topics as law, religion, sources of legitimacy, substance and procedure, legal arguments in court, documents and witnesses, and more, The Law And The Courts In Ancient Greece is a superb exploration of the founding principles and practices of modern justice systems used today. A college-level critical analysis of the foundation and practical aspects of enforcing laws and settling disputes, The Law And The Courts In Ancient Greece is a seminal contribution to Classical Law and Antiquarian History collections.
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The Law and the Courts in Ancient Greece by Lene Rubinstein (Hardcover - March 25, 2004)
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