This lex has been modified by the lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis, enacted on on the a.d. VII Id. Sept. ‡ M. Metello D. Aurelio cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXIX a.u.c..

Current version as modified by the lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis

Preamble

This Nova Roman people enacts this lex is on the model of the ancient lex Villia annalis which regulated the age and other requirements for eligibility to magistracies. The purpose of this law is to regulate the cursus honorum within Nova Roma in a manner that is as authentic as possibly while also practical and capable of implementation under our particular circumstances and in the current period of the development of Roman reconstructionism. This lex supersedes the lex Cornelia de cursu honorum and the lex Pompeia de cursu honorum.

I. Each candidate for any administrative office or priesthood shall be an adult assiduus (taxpayer) citizen of 18 years of age at least, against whom there is no judicial proceeding conducted at the time of the candidacy. If the judicial proceeding would be initiated after the announcement of candidacy, it shall be kept on hold until the end of elections, or if elected, until the end of the term of office, after which this citizen may not run for office until the conclusion of all judicial proceedings against him or her. Higher age shall be normally required for higher office, but this requirement of 18 years of age shall not be waived even under the most dire crisis or most special circumstances.

II.Each candidate for any administrative office, magistracy, or priesthood shall have submitted a present citizen ID photo to their Album Civium record. The ID photo must:

II.A. Be less than 10 years old (applicable to new photos only).

II.B. Be unmodified and not created by artificial intelligence (AI).

II.C. Not modified by image filters or photo-editing software that distorts colour, background, or the clear appearance of the face.

II.D. Show the citizen wearing Roman dress or garb, appropriate to their rank, or otherwise wearing modern clothing that is at least "smart-casual" in appearance.

II.E. Clearly show the full face (wearing of a headdress that does not obscure the eyes, nose or mouth is still acceptable).

II.F. Not contain any writing (this excludes writing seen on approved vexillia or Roman group advertising).

III. For filling the high offices of magistrates, the following requirements shall be observed:

III.A. No person may assume the office of quaestor or vigintisexvir who has not reached the age of 21 years.

III.B. No person may assume the office of aedilis curulis, aedilis plebis or tribunus plebis who has not reached the age of 25 years, and who has not served previously as quaestor or vigintisexvir.

III.C. No person may assume the office of praetor who has not reached the age of 30 years, and who has not served previously as both aedilis and quaestor, or both tribunus plebis and quaestor, or both quaestor and vigintisexvir.

III.D. No person may assume the office of consul who has not reached the age of 40 years, and who has not served previously as praetor, or both aedilis and quaestor, or both tribunus plebis and quaestor.

III.E. No person may assume the office of censor who has not reached the age of 40 years, and who has not served previously as consul.

IV. A provincial governor shall be at least 25 years old, and shall have previously held the office of quaestor.

V. The presiding magistrate conducting the election may waive some of the requirements specified in this law according to regulations defined by laws.

VI. The people passing a lex in any comitia may grant an exception from under any of these rules, or the senate can pass a senatus consultum authorizing someone to be exempted from under the rules of this law.

Previous versions of the lex Tullia annalis

Version 1: The lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis, enacted on on the a.d. VII Id. Sept. ‡ M. Metello D. Aurelio cos. ‡ MMDCCLXXIX a.u.c., added one new article, in this lex:

III. The following amendments are made to the lex Tullia annalis:

A. A new article (II) is to be inserted after article I. All other articles are to be renumbered accordingly. The new article II shall be: Each candidate for any administrative office, magistracy, or priesthood shall have submitted a present citizen ID photo to their Album Civium record. The ID photo must: A. Be less than 10 years old (applicable to new photos only). B. Be unmodified and not created by artificial intelligence (AI). C. Not modified by image filters or photo-editing software that distorts colour, background, or the clear appearance of the face. D. Show the citizen wearing Roman dress or garb, appropriate to their rank, or otherwise wearing modern clothing that is at least "smart-casual" in appearance. E. Clearly show the full face (wearing of a headdress that does not obscure the eyes, nose or mouth is still acceptable). F. Not contain any writing (this excludes writing seen on approved vexillia or Roman group advertising).

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+This ''lex'' has been modified by the [[Lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis (Nova Roma)|lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis]], enacted on on the {{Sep 7}} {{2026}}.
+=Current version as modified by the '''lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis'''=
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 '''Preamble'''
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 '''I.''' Each candidate for any administrative office or priesthood shall be an adult assiduus (taxpayer) citizen of 18 years of age at least, against whom there is no judicial proceeding conducted at the time of the candidacy. If the judicial proceeding would be initiated after the announcement of candidacy, it shall be kept on hold until the end of elections, or if elected, until the end of the term of office, after which this citizen may not run for office until the conclusion of all judicial proceedings against him or her. Higher age shall be normally required for higher office, but this requirement of 18 years of age shall not be waived even under the most dire crisis or most special circumstances.
+'''II.'''Each candidate for any administrative office, magistracy, or priesthood shall have submitted a present citizen ID photo to their Album Civium record. The ID photo must:
-'''II.''' For filling the high offices of magistrates, the following requirements shall be observed:
+:'''II.A.''' Be less than 10 years old (applicable to new photos only).
+:'''II.B.''' Be unmodified and not created by artificial intelligence (AI).
-:'''II.A.''' No person may assume the office of quaestor or vigintisexvir who has not reached the age of 21 years.
+:'''II.C.''' Not modified by image filters or photo-editing software that distorts colour, background, or the clear appearance of the face.
-:'''II.B.''' No person may assume the office of aedilis curulis, aedilis plebis or tribunus plebis who has not reached the age of 25 years, and who has not served previously as quaestor or vigintisexvir.
+:'''II.D.''' Show the citizen wearing Roman dress or garb, appropriate to their rank, or otherwise wearing modern clothing that is at least "smart-casual" in appearance.
+:'''II.E.''' Clearly show the full face (wearing of a headdress that does not obscure the eyes, nose or mouth is still acceptable).
+:'''II.F.''' Not contain any writing (this excludes writing seen on approved vexillia or Roman group advertising).
-:'''II.C.''' No person may assume the office of praetor who has not reached the age of 30 years, and who has not served previously as both aedilis and quaestor, or both tribunus plebis and quaestor, or both quaestor and vigintisexvir.
+'''III.''' For filling the high offices of magistrates, the following requirements shall be observed:
-:'''II.D.''' No person may assume the office of consul who has not reached the age of 40 years, and who has not served previously as praetor, or both aedilis and quaestor, or both tribunus plebis and quaestor.
+:'''III.A.''' No person may assume the office of quaestor or vigintisexvir who has not reached the age of 21 years.
+:'''III.B.''' No person may assume the office of aedilis curulis, aedilis plebis or tribunus plebis who has not reached the age of 25 years, and who has not served previously as quaestor or vigintisexvir.
+:'''III.C.''' No person may assume the office of praetor who has not reached the age of 30 years, and who has not served previously as both aedilis and quaestor, or both tribunus plebis and quaestor, or both quaestor and vigintisexvir.
+:'''III.D.''' No person may assume the office of consul who has not reached the age of 40 years, and who has not served previously as praetor, or both aedilis and quaestor, or both tribunus plebis and quaestor.
-:'''II.E.''' No person may assume the office of censor who has not reached the age of 40 years, and who has not served previously as consul.
+:'''III.E.''' No person may assume the office of censor who has not reached the age of 40 years, and who has not served previously as consul.
-'''III.''' A provincial governor shall be at least 25 years old, and shall have previously held the office of quaestor.
+'''IV.''' A provincial governor shall be at least 25 years old, and shall have previously held the office of quaestor.
-'''IV.''' The presiding magistrate conducting the election may waive some of the requirements specified in this law according to regulations defined by laws.
+'''V.''' The presiding magistrate conducting the election may waive some of the requirements specified in this law according to regulations defined by laws.
-'''V.''' The people passing a lex in any comitia may grant an exception from under any of these rules, or the senate can pass a senatus consultum authorizing someone to be exempted from under the rules of this law.
+'''VI.''' The people passing a lex in any comitia may grant an exception from under any of these rules, or the senate can pass a senatus consultum authorizing someone to be exempted from under the rules of this law.
 </onlyinclude>
+----
+=Previous versions of the lex Tullia annalis=
+'''Version 1: '''The [[Lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis (Nova Roma)|lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis]], enacted on on the {{Sep 7}} {{2026}}, added one new article, in this ''lex'':<br>
+<small>
+III. The following amendments are made to the lex Tullia annalis:
+A. A new article (II) is to be inserted after article I. All other articles are to be renumbered accordingly. The new article II shall be:
+Each candidate for any administrative office, magistracy, or priesthood shall have submitted a present citizen ID photo to their Album Civium record. The ID photo must:
+A. Be less than 10 years old (applicable to new photos only).
+B. Be unmodified and not created by artificial intelligence (AI).
+C. Not modified by image filters or photo-editing software that distorts colour, background, or the clear appearance of the face.
+D. Show the citizen wearing Roman dress or garb, appropriate to their rank, or otherwise wearing modern clothing that is at least "smart-casual" in appearance.
+E. Clearly show the full face (wearing of a headdress that does not obscure the eyes, nose or mouth is still acceptable).
+F. Not contain any writing (this excludes writing seen on approved vexillia or Roman group advertising).
+</small>

Lex Tullia annalis (Nova Roma)

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Current version as modified by the lex Aurelia de candidatis cognoscendis

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