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What was the major characteristic of Roman government's regard for law?
Compilation of all Roman laws by Emperor Justinian
Which work served as a summary of legal opinions in the Code of Justinian?
The Digest
What characteristic of Roman law shifted the burden of proof from the accused to the accuser?
The shift in burden of proof to the accuser
Which concept was exemplified by the creation of the Twelve Tables in 451 BC?
Written legal code
What was the primary influence on the development of democracy in the Western world?
The regard for written law as exemplified by Roman government
What did the Code of Justinian become a guide for?
Legal matters throughout Western Europe
Test your knowledge of Greek and Roman legal principles that have influenced the development of democracy and law in the Western world. Explore the ideas of reason, justice, equality, and the presumption of innocence.
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