The people who commanded the armies and ran the legal system were called Praetors. They were appointed by the Roman government.
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Egypt has been a country for a very long time under an incredible variety of legal and governmental systems. Without specifying which era of Egyptian history "was" refers to, it would be impossible to answer the question.
"Precedent" refers to a previous decision or ruling that serves as an authoritative guide for future cases. It is a legal principle that courts use to help make decisions based on past interpretations of the law. Precedents help ensure consistency and predictability in the legal system by relying on established rulings to guide current judgments.
When a legal authority's explanation of law becomes official and gains legal power. This was seen in ancient Rome when the court allowed to base legal arguments on five legal authorities of that time and their words and explanations of law gained power equal to that of the law.
In society, the punishment for greed can vary depending on the specific circumstances and laws in place. Generally, individuals who engage in greedy or unethical behavior may face consequences such as fines, legal penalties, loss of reputation, or imprisonment. Additionally, there may be social repercussions such as ostracism or loss of trust from others. Ultimately, the punishment for greed is determined by the legal system and societal norms.
The Roman government is very civilized, just like ours. Julius Caesar was the first to establish the Empire, but was not called the First Real Emperor. Augustus Caesar was actually was called that title. They went from a monarchy to a republic to a empire (dictatorship). They had well planed communities and so do we, how their consuls ran the empire is very similar to how the president and/or mayor runs the country/town.