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There were at least eight different books of law in Ancient Egypt. The laws were based on right and wrong - heavily utilizing common sense to help decide moral values. Everyone except slaves were viewed as equals and were tried thusly, although if a person was sentenced, his family usually suffered the guilt of the crime as well.

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The Laws are enforced by the pharoah and the gods

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They were enforced by the pharaoh and nomarchs that were gods of small provinces and nomes

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