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JUS 4320 - Roman Justice

Credits: 3 hrs
The Roman legal system and views of justice and jurisprudence form the legal systems of most countries. This course studies the development of that legal system and Roman views of law and justice as well the societal, cultural, and political impacts of those systems and views.
Pre-requisite(s): Any 1300-level history course