Category:Senatus consulta (Nova Roma)

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A senatus consultum ("advice of the senate") is the decision of the senate on a subject brought before it by a magistrate who have the power to call the Senate to order and to preside it. In ancient times senatus consulta had no legal force, though they have a strong moral authority. In Nova Roma, the Constitution has included them in the hierarchy of legal norms.

See the list of senatus consulta in the old website: SENATUS CONSULTA until 2758

The list of the 400 senatus consulta passed and/or in force in Nova Roma may be consulted at:

List of discussed SC (Nova Roma)