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User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-06T16:14:36Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
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| <h1 class="firstHeading"><span style="font-size:150%">CODEX·IVRIS·NOVAE·ROMAE<br><br></span></h1>
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|align="right"|Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}} <br>Return to '''[[Tabularium]]''' <br>.
|}

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Sodalitatibus

Pars tertia: De Foro

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars seconda: De Religione

Pars tertia: De Pontificibus et eorum Collegium

Pars quarta: De Auguris et eorum Collegium

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

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User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-06T16:11:18Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
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| <h1 class="firstHeading">CODEX·IVRIS<br><br><span style="font-size:150%"> NOVAE·ROMAE</span><br><br> Nova Roma</h1>
|-
|align="right"|Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}} <br>Return to '''[[Tabularium]]''' <br>.
|}

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Sodalitatibus

Pars tertia: De Foro

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars seconda: De Religione

Pars tertia: De Pontificibus et eorum Collegium

Pars quarta: De Auguris et eorum Collegium

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

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User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-06T16:09:41Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

{|width="100%"
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| rowspan=2| [[Image:Scale_of_justice.gif]]
| <h1 class="firstHeading">CODEX·JVRIS<br><br><span style="font-size:150%">NOVAE·ROMAE</span><br><br> Nova Roma</h1>
|-
|align="right"|Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}} <br>Return to '''[[Tabularium]]''' <br>.
|}

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}}
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Sodalitatibus

Pars tertia: De Foro

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars seconda: De Religione

Pars tertia: De Pontificibus et eorum Collegium

Pars quarta: De Auguris et eorum Collegium

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

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2007-03-06T16:02:58Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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2007-03-06T16:00:17Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T20:21:09Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}}
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Sodalitatibus

Pars tertia: De Foro

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars seconda: De Religione

Pars tertia: De Pontificibus et eorum Collegium

Pars quarta: De Auguris et eorum Collegium

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T20:15:27Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}}
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars seconda: De Religione

Pars tertia: De Pontificis et eorum Collegium

Pars quarta: De Auguris et eorum Collegium

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T20:10:19Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
Updated: {{Mar 2}} {{2007}}
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

Lex Equitia de iurisdictione (Nova Roma)

2007-03-02T17:11:28Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus: date corrected

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<div class="scriptum">
This law is enacted in order to further define the term "competence" as used in the Lex Salicia Iudiciaria

===I.===
The praetores shall have competence to grant trial in any matter between citizens (or in any matter between a citizen and a peregrinus or between peregrini provided that the conditions set in the Lex Salicia Poenalis, Article VII. B are observed), with the following exceptions:
:'''A'''.The praetores shall not grant trial against a reus who is a sitting magistrate.
:'''B'''.The praetores shall not grant trial against a reus who is a former dictator regarding any action taken by that person in the course of his duties as dictator.

===II.===
Whenever a praetor shall receive a petitio actionis regarding which he is forbidden by this lex from granting trial, he shall dismiss the petitio actionis under the Lex Salicia Iudiciaria article II. A.

===III.===
The governor of a provincia shall have competence to grant trial in any matter between citizens who live in that provincia (or in any matter between a citizen and a peregrinus who both live in that provincia or between peregrini who both live in that provincia provided that the conditions set in the Lex Salicia Poenalis, Article VII. B are observed).
:'''A'''.In such cases, all laws concerning the administration of justice shall apply as usual, any reference to the praetor or the praetores being construed as referring to the governor.
:'''B'''.Should the praetores receive any petitio actionis concerning a matter which is between two citizens who live in the same provincia, or between a citizen and a peregrinus who live in the same provincia, or between two peregrini who live in the same provincia, they shall pass the petitio to the governor of that provincia.
:'''C'''.Should a petitio submitted to a governor be dismissed by that governor, or should the governor fail to respond to such a petitio within 120 hours (5 days) of its submission, the petitioner may submit the same petitio to the praetores, and the praetores may deal with the petitio as under the lex Salicia iudiciaria and all other relevant laws.
</div>

<div class="lexcomment">
Section headers in double parentheses are unofficial and have been inserted for convenience.
</div>

[[Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)]]
[[Category:Leges (Nova Roma)]]

Lex Equitia de iurisdictione (Nova Roma)

2007-03-02T17:11:05Z

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<div class="scriptum">
This law is enacted in order to further define the term "competence" as used in the Lex Salicia Iudiciaria

===I.===
The praetores shall have competence to grant trial in any matter between citizens (or in any matter between a citizen and a peregrinus or between peregrini provided that the conditions set in the Lex Salicia Poenalis, Article VII. B are observed), with the following exceptions:
:'''A'''.The praetores shall not grant trial against a reus who is a sitting magistrate.
:'''B'''.The praetores shall not grant trial against a reus who is a former dictator regarding any action taken by that person in the course of his duties as dictator.

===II.===
Whenever a praetor shall receive a petitio actionis regarding which he is forbidden by this lex from granting trial, he shall dismiss the petitio actionis under the Lex Salicia Iudiciaria article II. A.

===III.===
The governor of a provincia shall have competence to grant trial in any matter between citizens who live in that provincia (or in any matter between a citizen and a peregrinus who both live in that provincia or between peregrini who both live in that provincia provided that the conditions set in the Lex Salicia Poenalis, Article VII. B are observed).
:'''A'''.In such cases, all laws concerning the administration of justice shall apply as usual, any reference to the praetor or the praetores being construed as referring to the governor.
:'''B'''.Should the praetores receive any petitio actionis concerning a matter which is between two citizens who live in the same provincia, or between a citizen and a peregrinus who live in the same provincia, or between two peregrini who live in the same provincia, they shall pass the petitio to the governor of that provincia.
:'''C'''.Should a petitio submitted to a governor be dismissed by that governor, or should the governor fail to respond to such a petitio within 120 hours (5 days) of its submission, the petitioner may submit the same petitio to the praetores, and the praetores may deal with the petitio as under the lex Salicia iudiciaria and all other relevant laws.
</div>

<div class="lexcomment">
Section headers in double parentheses are unofficial and have been inserted for convenience.
</div>

[[Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)]]
[[Category:Leges (Nova Roma)]]

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:51:30Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

===Liber sextus: De Ceteris Rebus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

Codex Juris: Ius Gentium

2007-03-02T16:47:18Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

<div class="scriptum">

==Why?==

Why a codex? I think that's the first question that it is likely to be formulated facing a work about the laws and the other legal acts that creates the juridical system of Nova Roma. The answer is simple: when the number of laws, decrees and other subordinate legal acts reaches a certain critical mass, what follows is confusion, contradictory statements and the very certainty of the law, the very basis of a law system, is put in danger. When this situation comes in existence, it has always been the solution to produce a codification of the law, meaning, even before the actual production of a single book containing the laws, a work of analysis of the legal documents to ascertain what is still in force and what has been, expressly or not, abrogated.

==Making the law accessible==

What this codex intends to do is exactly to put some order in the abundant, sometimes written in a dubious legal form, often overlapping, legal and para-legal production of Nova Roma, trying to make the corpus juris novae romae as easily accessible by the every citizen as possible following the principle that the law is much less prone to be wrongly interpreted, enforced or abused as much as it is clear and well kwon by the community that under that law lives.

==Organization of the Codex==

However, a codification effort is always, by its nature, a subjective work. Sometimes, two legal provisions given in different times overlap, but not perfectly. Sometimes the interpreter has to make choices when it comes to establishing the extent of a law and deciding how to deal with it and make the appropriate links. Even the division of the legal acts into different categories is a subjective matter. It is only fair, therefore, to express some caveats:

# This work is not, (or at least not yet at the time this is written), an official document of Nova Roma, the only official source for Nova Roma Legislation being the [[:Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)|Tabularium]] of Nova Roma;
# It follows from what is said above that the way this work has been composed and the comments that are and will be added to the various laws are the personal opinion of the writer or writers. This should always be kept in mind by the reader;
# The division into categories has been done following the general principle of keeping with the order that to the various matters were given by the Constitution of Nova Roma, with some exception in those cases (like the Penal Category) where a new category seemed appropriate for practical reasons
# I've decided to propose only the laws currently in force, as amended, and giving links to the amending documents. The laws that have been explicitly abrogated are not part of this Codex (even if they might be part of it in the future under an "Abrogated" section). The laws that have been implicitly abrogated in full or that have been partially abrogated are present with the abrogated text clearly marked and the appropriate reference to the abrogating law.
# The decrees of the Senate and the Priestly decrees, for their special nature, have been included when they have a direct effect on the cives of Nova Roma. Decrees that estabilish internal procedures and appointments shall not be present in this Codex.
# Magisterial decrees shall be added at a later time, at the bottom of the appropiate sections.

In the hope that this work will be useful to the cives of Nova Roma and to their Magistrates,

--[[Domitius Constantinus Fuscus (Nova Roma)|Domitius Constantinus Fuscus]] 01:54, 9 March 2006 (CST)

==Thematic CJNR==

Following the above consideration, I'm working on a more easy-to-read CNJR. [[User:Quintus_Iulius_Celsus|I'm working on a more easy-to-read CNJR]].

[[User:Quintus Iulius Celsus|Quintus Iulius Celsus]] 15:11, 2 March 2007 (CET)

</div>

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:46:26Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
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</div>

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:45:40Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:33:09Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

''Go to the [[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]].''

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

''Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].''

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:31:56Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

Go to the [[CJNR_CIPI|Corpus Iuris Poenalis Iudiciarisque]].

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_PRIMVS_:_DE_IVDICIO|Liber primus: De Iudicio]]===

===[[CJNR_CIPI#LIBER_ALTER_:_DE_CRIMINIBVS_POENISQVE|Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque]]===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:15:15Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

===Liber primus: De Iudicio===

===Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PVBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T16:14:44Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
='''CONSTITVTIO·NOVAE·ROMAE'''=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·CIVILIS'''=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·POENALIS·IVDICIARISQVE'''=

===Liber primus: De Iudicio===

===Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque===

='''CORPVS·IVRIS·PUBLICI'''=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:57:37Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
=CONSTITVTIO NOVAE ROMAE=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

=CORPVS IVRIS CIVILIS=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

=CORPVS IVRIS POENALIS IVDICIARISQVE=

===Liber primus: De Iudicio===

===Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque===

=CORPVS IVRIS PUBLICI=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

===Liber quintus: De Oppidis Municipiisque===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:53:20Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
=CONSTITVTIO NOVAE ROMAE=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

=CORPVS IVRIS CIVILIS=

===Liber primus: De Personis===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinibus.

Pars tertia: De Gentibus Domibus Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Rebus===

===Liber tertius: De Actionibus===

=CORPVS IVRIS POENALIS IVDICIARISQVE=

===Liber primus: De Iudicio===

===Liber alter: De Criminibus Poenisque===

=CORPVS IVRIS PUBLICI=

===Liber primus: De Comitiis===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Comitiis Curiatis

Pars tertia: De Comitiis Centuriatis

Pars quarta: De Comitiis Plebis Tributis

Pars quinta: De Comitiis Populi Tributis

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

Pars prima: Principia Generalia

Pars secunda: De Censoribus

Pars tertia: De Consulibus

Pars quarta: De Pretoribus

Pars quinta: De Aedilibus

Pars sexta: De Quaestoribus

Pars septima: De Tribunis

Pars octava: De Vigentisexviribus

Pars nona: De Apparitoribus

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegis===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:50:33Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:43:34Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:41:02Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:33:16Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T15:31:32Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
=CONSTITVTIO NOVAE ROMAE=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

=CORPVS IVRIS CIVILIS=

===Liber primus: De Personae===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secunda: De Ordinis.

Pars tertia: De Gentis Domibusque Familisque.

Pars quarta: De Tribubus Centurisque

===Liber secundus: De Res===

===Liber tertius: De Actiones===

;[[CJNR de civibus|Cives]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de gentibus et familiis|Gentes and Familiae]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de tribibus et centuriis|Tribes and Centuries]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de comitiis|Comitia]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de magistratibus|Magistrates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de senatu|the Senate]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de collegiis sacris|the Sacred Colleges]] : Updated:
;[[Laws and Decrees of Judicial Nature|Judicial matters]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de sodalitatibus|Sodalitates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de foro|the Forum]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de legibus decretisque variis|Various subjects]] : Updated:

=CORPVS IVRIS POENALIS IVDICISQVE=

=CORPVS IVRIS PUBLICI=

===Liber primus: De Comitiae===

===Liber secundus: De Magistratibus===

===Liber tertius: De Senatu===

===Liber quartus: De Sacris Collegibus===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T14:42:10Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

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=CONSTITVTIO NOVAE ROMAE=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

=CORPVS IVRIS CIVILIS=

===Liber primvs: De Personae===

Pars prima: De Civibvs.

Pars secvnda: De Ordinis.

Pars tertia: De Gentis Domibvsque Familisqve.

Pars qvarta: De

===Liber secvndvs: De Res===

===Liber tertivs: De Actiones===

;[[CJNR de civibus|Cives]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de gentibus et familiis|Gentes and Familiae]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de tribibus et centuriis|Tribes and Centuries]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de comitiis|Comitia]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de magistratibus|Magistrates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de senatu|the Senate]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de collegiis sacris|the Sacred Colleges]] : Updated:
;[[Laws and Decrees of Judicial Nature|Judicial matters]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de sodalitatibus|Sodalitates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de foro|the Forum]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de legibus decretisque variis|Various subjects]] : Updated:

=CORPVS IVRIS POENALIS IVDICISQVE=

=CORPVS IVRIS PUBLICI=

===Liber primvs: De Comitiae===

===Liber secvndvs: De Magistratibus===

===Liber tertivs: De Senate===

===Liber qvartvs: De Sanctibus Collegibus===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T14:40:18Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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[[Image:CIV-Quintus_Iulius_Celsus.jpg]]
;Civis Novæ Romæ Italiæ Provinciæque
;Scriba Archivista [http://www.academiathules.org/index.html| Academia Thules ad Studia Romana Antiqua et Nova]
</div>

Working on [[CJNR_codex_poenalis| Codex Poenalis]]

== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

<div class="scriptum">
=CONSTITVTIO NOVAE ROMAE=

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|The Constitution of Nova Roma]]

=CORPVS IVRIS CIVILIS=

===Liber primvs: De Personae===

Pars prima: De Civibus.

Pars secvnda: De Ordinis.

Pars tertia: De Gentis Domibusque Familisque.

Pars qvarta: De

===Liber secvndvs: De Res===

===Liber tertivs: De Actiones===

;[[CJNR de civibus|Cives]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de gentibus et familiis|Gentes and Familiae]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de tribibus et centuriis|Tribes and Centuries]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de comitiis|Comitia]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de magistratibus|Magistrates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de senatu|the Senate]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de collegiis sacris|the Sacred Colleges]] : Updated:
;[[Laws and Decrees of Judicial Nature|Judicial matters]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de sodalitatibus|Sodalitates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de foro|the Forum]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de legibus decretisque variis|Various subjects]] : Updated:

=CORPVS IVRIS POENALIS=

=CORPVS IVRIS PUBLICI=

===Liber primvs: De Comitiae===

===Liber secvndvs: De Magistratibus===

===Liber tertivs: De Senate===

===Liber qvartvs: De Sanctibus Collegibus===

</div>

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T14:35:10Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T14:27:12Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-02T14:26:02Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

Codex Juris: Ius Gentium

2007-03-02T14:12:34Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

<div class="scriptum">

==Why?==

Why a codex? I think that's the first question that it is likely to be formulated facing a work about the laws and the other legal acts that creates the juridical system of Nova Roma. The answer is simple: when the number of laws, decrees and other subordinate legal acts reaches a certain critical mass, what follows is confusion, contradictory statements and the very certainty of the law, the very basis of a law system, is put in danger. When this situation comes in existence, it has always been the solution to produce a codification of the law, meaning, even before the actual production of a single book containing the laws, a work of analysis of the legal documents to ascertain what is still in force and what has been, expressly or not, abrogated.

==Making the law accessible==

What this codex intends to do is exactly to put some order in the abundant, sometimes written in a dubious legal form, often overlapping, legal and para-legal production of Nova Roma, trying to make the corpus juris novae romae as easily accessible by the every citizen as possible following the principle that the law is much less prone to be wrongly interpreted, enforced or abused as much as it is clear and well kwon by the community that under that law lives.

==Organization of the Codex==

However, a codification effort is always, by its nature, a subjective work. Sometimes, two legal provisions given in different times overlap, but not perfectly. Sometimes the interpreter has to make choices when it comes to establishing the extent of a law and deciding how to deal with it and make the appropriate links. Even the division of the legal acts into different categories is a subjective matter. It is only fair, therefore, to express some caveats:

# This work is not, (or at least not yet at the time this is written), an official document of Nova Roma, the only official source for Nova Roma Legislation being the [[:Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)|Tabularium]] of Nova Roma;
# It follows from what is said above that the way this work has been composed and the comments that are and will be added to the various laws are the personal opinion of the writer or writers. This should always be kept in mind by the reader;
# The division into categories has been done following the general principle of keeping with the order that to the various matters were given by the Constitution of Nova Roma, with some exception in those cases (like the Penal Category) where a new category seemed appropriate for practical reasons
# I've decided to propose only the laws currently in force, as amended, and giving links to the amending documents. The laws that have been explicitly abrogated are not part of this Codex (even if they might be part of it in the future under an "Abrogated" section). The laws that have been implicitly abrogated in full or that have been partially abrogated are present with the abrogated text clearly marked and the appropriate reference to the abrogating law.
# The decrees of the Senate and the Priestly decrees, for their special nature, have been included when they have a direct effect on the cives of Nova Roma. Decrees that estabilish internal procedures and appointments shall not be present in this Codex.
# Magisterial decrees shall be added at a later time, at the bottom of the appropiate sections.

In the hope that this work will be useful to the cives of Nova Roma and to their Magistrates,

--[[Domitius Constantinus Fuscus (Nova Roma)|Domitius Constantinus Fuscus]] 01:54, 9 March 2006 (CST)

==Thematic CJNR==

Following the above consideration, I'm working on a more easy-to-read CNJR. [[CJNR_codex_poenalis|This is an exemple]]. (don't look at the name of the page ;))

[[User:Quintus Iulius Celsus|Quintus Iulius Celsus]] 15:11, 2 March 2007 (CET)

</div>

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]

Codex Juris: Ius Gentium

2007-03-02T14:11:45Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

<div class="scriptum">

==Why?==

Why a codex? I think that's the first question that it is likely to be formulated facing a work about the laws and the other legal acts that creates the juridical system of Nova Roma. The answer is simple: when the number of laws, decrees and other subordinate legal acts reaches a certain critical mass, what follows is confusion, contradictory statements and the very certainty of the law, the very basis of a law system, is put in danger. When this situation comes in existence, it has always been the solution to produce a codification of the law, meaning, even before the actual production of a single book containing the laws, a work of analysis of the legal documents to ascertain what is still in force and what has been, expressly or not, abrogated.

==Making the law accessible==

What this codex intends to do is exactly to put some order in the abundant, sometimes written in a dubious legal form, often overlapping, legal and para-legal production of Nova Roma, trying to make the corpus juris novae romae as easily accessible by the every citizen as possible following the principle that the law is much less prone to be wrongly interpreted, enforced or abused as much as it is clear and well kwon by the community that under that law lives.

==Organization of the Codex==

However, a codification effort is always, by its nature, a subjective work. Sometimes, two legal provisions given in different times overlap, but not perfectly. Sometimes the interpreter has to make choices when it comes to establishing the extent of a law and deciding how to deal with it and make the appropriate links. Even the division of the legal acts into different categories is a subjective matter. It is only fair, therefore, to express some caveats:

# This work is not, (or at least not yet at the time this is written), an official document of Nova Roma, the only official source for Nova Roma Legislation being the [[:Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)|Tabularium]] of Nova Roma;
# It follows from what is said above that the way this work has been composed and the comments that are and will be added to the various laws are the personal opinion of the writer or writers. This should always be kept in mind by the reader;
# The division into categories has been done following the general principle of keeping with the order that to the various matters were given by the Constitution of Nova Roma, with some exception in those cases (like the Penal Category) where a new category seemed appropriate for practical reasons
# I've decided to propose only the laws currently in force, as amended, and giving links to the amending documents. The laws that have been explicitly abrogated are not part of this Codex (even if they might be part of it in the future under an "Abrogated" section). The laws that have been implicitly abrogated in full or that have been partially abrogated are present with the abrogated text clearly marked and the appropriate reference to the abrogating law.
# The decrees of the Senate and the Priestly decrees, for their special nature, have been included when they have a direct effect on the cives of Nova Roma. Decrees that estabilish internal procedures and appointments shall not be present in this Codex.
# Magisterial decrees shall be added at a later time, at the bottom of the appropiate sections.

In the hope that this work will be useful to the cives of Nova Roma and to their Magistrates,

--[[Domitius Constantinus Fuscus (Nova Roma)|Domitius Constantinus Fuscus]] 01:54, 9 March 2006 (CST)

==Thematic CJNR==

Following the above consideration, I'm working on a more easy-to-read CNJR. [[CNJR codex poenalis|This is an exemple]]. (don't look at the name of the page ;))

[[User:Quintus Iulius Celsus|Quintus Iulius Celsus]] 15:11, 2 March 2007 (CET)

</div>

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-01T18:22:02Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

CJNR de iudicibus

2007-03-01T18:14:36Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus: CJNR de iudicibus moved to CJNR codex poenalis

#REDIRECT [[CJNR codex poenalis]]

User:Quintus Iulius Celsus

2007-03-01T17:57:50Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

Lex Salvia iudiciaria (Nova Roma)

2007-03-01T16:26:08Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus: added templates

[[Category:Leges (Nova Roma)]]
[[Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)]]

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==PRAEFATIO.==

The intent of this law is to establish a judicial system in Nova Roma, setting the legal procedures that must be followed to present a case to a court and to constitute that court. This judicial system shall be based on the imperium of the praetores, thus intending to fulfill article IV.A.3.b. of the Constitution of Nova Roma.

These procedures are based on the Roman republican procedural model, both because it probably is the model that best suits Nova Roma and because it is the basis for all the procedural systems of modern Western nations. Some concessions to Nova Roma's particular structure have had to be made; but, in spirit, it follows the ancient Roman procedure.

==PARS PRIMA: DE PETITIONE ACTIONIS.==

I. Any citizen of Nova Roma shall be able to bring an action against another citizen of Nova Roma. The plaintiff shall be addressed in this law as "actor". The defendant shall be addressed as "reus".

II. The actor must announce the action he is intending to exert to one of the praetores ("editio actionis"), and then the actor must ask the praetor to start the procedure ("petitio actionis"). The praetor shall decide, within 72 hours, if the petitio actionis shall be presented to a court or if it shall be dismissed. A praetor can dismiss a petitio actionis if and only if one of the following cases applies:

A. The praetor has no competence in the issue.

Example: a praetor can not mediate between two foreign parties, for his competence is limited to the citizens of Nova Roma.

B. The parties are not sui iuris in Nova Roma.

Example: a minor can not play the part of an actor.

C. The claim is incongruent.

Example: "Ticius must be expelled from Nova Roma because he is bearded" is an incongruent claim, for it is not supported by law, precedent or common sense.

III. If the claim is dismissed by the praetores, the actor shall be able to present his case again to the praetores in the future, waiting for two new praetores to be elected by the Comitia if necessary.

IV. If the claim is approved by the praetores, it shall be presented to a court of justice defined according to this law. The reus shall be informed of the nature of the claim presented against him and of the identity of the actor within thirty-six (36) hours after the claim's approval.

==PARS SECVNDA: DE FORMVLA.==

V. Once a claim has been accepted by a praetor, that same praetor shall prepare a formula to present to the iudices. The formula shall consist of a logical statement that instructs the iudices on the decision they must take. The formula shall be structured into four parts: institutio iudicis, intentio, demonstratio and condemnatio. An explanation of each part follows:

A. INSTITVTIO IVDICIS: This clause appoints a certain iudex to judge the case (see below).

B. INTENTIO: This part expresses the claim of the actor; i.e., it shall express what the actor seeks by petitioning the praetor. There are two kinds of intentio: intentio certa, when the facts that lead to the actor's claim are so obvious that they do not need to be proved, and intentio incerta, when the actor must prove the facts that justify his claim.

Example: Intentio Certa: "According to the contract signed by Titius..." Intentio Incerta: "If it is proved that Ticius owes Gaius 1,000 sestertii, Gaius shall pay Ticius that same amount".

C. DEMONSTRATIO: This is the clause that further defines an intentio incerta.

D. CONDEMNATIO: This is the clause that allows the iudices to condemn or absolve.

Example: a formula could be something like this: "Let Sulpicius be the iudex. If it is proved that Ticius owes Gaius 1,000 sestertii, you, iudex, shall condemn Ticius to pay 1,000 sestertii to Gaius; else, you shall acquit Ticius."

The clauses would be: Institutio Iudicis: "Let Sulpicius be the iudex." Demonstratio: "If it is proved that ..." Intentio: "... Ticius owes Gaius 1,000 sestertii ..." Condemnatio: "... you, iudex, shall condemn Ticius to pay 1,000 sestertii to Gaius; otherwise, you shall acquit Ticius."

VI. To write down a formula, a praetor shall use one of these three sources as a basis:

A. Lex: the intentio and the condemnatio shall never be in disagreement with the current laws of Nova Roma. They must follow these laws when the situation is explicitly treated by them.

B. Iurisprudentia: in those cases where the laws do not present an explicit treatment of a certain situation, a praetor shall create iurisprudentia (jurisprudence) applicable to all similar situations. Iurisprudentia is an expression of the Imperium of the praetor, and it has the same legislative power as a praetorial edictum. Because of this, laws approved by the Comitia shall always supersede iurisprudentia, and a certain praetor can alter previous iurisprudentia through an official edictum whenever common sense dictates that such a course of action is necessary.

==PARS TERTIA: DE IVDICIBVS.==

VII. Once the formula is ready, iudices (judges) shall be appointed from the album iudicum, a list of all the citizens that can legally judge a case. The album iudicum shall include the names of all the assidui citizens that have been citizens of Nova Roma for over a year.

VIII. The number of iudices that shall make up the tribunalis (court of justice) for a certain case shall be decided by the praetor according to the following guidelines:

A. The tribunalis shall be composed of ten (10) iudices whenever the intentio includes accusations of laesa patria (seriously threatening the well-being of the Republic), bribery, embezzlement of public funds, prevarication, electoral fraud, attacks to dignitas, slander or libel, or whenever the sententia might imply the loss of citizenship for one of the parties.

B. In all other occasions, the tribunalis shall be composed of a single iudex.

IX. The praetor shall aleatorily take a number of names equal to the number of iudices from the album iudicum. The following considerations apply:

A. If the praetor considers that some of the iudices thus appointed are obviously related by ties of interest to one of the parties, then the praetor shall, at his own discretion, dismiss those iudices and cast lots to appoint different iudices from the album iudicum.

B. A citizen thus appointed to a court shall be able to ask for an exemption from that judicial work if there are factors that do not allow him to serve in that position. The praetor must be asked for that exemption within thirty-six (36) hours of the official announcement of that appointment; the praetor shall grant that exemption at his own discretion, or he shall deny it, thus forcing the appointed iudex to serve or face an accusation of contempt.

C. Each party shall be able to dismiss a maximum of three (3) iudices, forcing a new iudex to be aleatorily taken from the album iudicum with each veto. Once both parties agree with a certain group of iudices, or both have already used their three vetoes, the remaining iudices shall be the final iudices, unless one of the preceding paragraphs applies.

D. If both parties can agree on a certain citizen(s) of Nova Roma to judge their case before a definitive group of legal iudices has been appointed, then the praetor shall include that citizen (or those citizens) among the iudices for the current case.

==PARS QVARTA: DE IVDICIO==

X. Once a tribunal has been appointed, the praetor shall inform the iudices of the formula that they shall apply. The praetor shall decide if the trial is going to be conducted under the public scrutiny or, should the dignitas of innocents be at stake, declare a secret summary and move the trial away from public scrutiny.

XI. Any of the parties can choose to appoint an advocatus (advocate or barrister) to speak for them in front of the iudices, or they can choose to speak by themselves. An advocatus shall not receive a fee for his services.

XII. The actor shall present evidence to back his demands, and then the reus shall present evidence to back his defense. Evidence shall consist of anything that is relevant to the case, including written texts, visual evidence, and the statements of witnesses or experts. In the case of statements, each party shall have the right to ask questions of the witnesses and experts presented by the other party.

XIII. The praetor shall be the final judge to determine what pieces of evidence are relevant to the case.

XIV. Once both parties have presented their evidence, each party shall have the opportunity to make one final statement in front of the iudices, with the actor speaking in the first place. Then the praetor shall call for a sententia (sentence) from the iudices, according to paragraph XV, reminding the iudices that, in case of doubt, they must *not* condemn the reus.

==PARS QVINTA: DE SENTENTIA==

XV. Once the praetor has called for a sententia, the iudices shall have seventy-two (72) hours to deliberate; within those seventy-two (72) hours, the iudices shall individually issue one of the following sentences:

A. ABSOLVO: if the tribunal's majority decision is "absolvo", the reus shall be acquitted.

B. CONDEMNO: if the tribunal's majority decision is "condemno", the reus shall be condemned according to the formula previously established by the praetor.

C. Should there be a draw in the tribunal's votes, the reus shall be acquitted.

XVI. Once all the iudices have issued their sententiae, the praetor shall immediately inform the parties of the sententia, and shall enforce any penalties through his imperium.

==PARS SEXTA: DE POENA==

XVII. In those cases where the laws of Nova Roma or the praetor's sense deem it necessary, the formula shall include one or several of the following penalties to be inflicted upon a convicted reus:

A. MVLTA PECVNIARIA: a fine payable to the treasury of Nova Roma. The convicted reus shall be counted among the capite censi until the fine has been paid.

B. DECLARATIO PVBLICA: the convicted reus shall publicly recognize the actor's intentio, in any public fora indicated in the formula. The convicted reus shall suffer inhabilitatio (see below) until the declaration has been made to the praetor's satisfaction.

C. INHABILITATIO: the convicted reus shall be disqualified from voting, holding a magistracy, or exerting a certain right for a set period of time or until a certain condition is met; any condition or time period must be explicitly stated in the formula.

D. EXACTIO: the convicted reus shall lose his Novoroman citizenship and all the rights and duties associated with it for a set (but not necessarily limited) period of time, or until a certain condition is met; any condition or time period must be explicitly stated in the formula.

==PARS SEPTIMA: DE PROVOCATIONE AD POPVLVM==

XVIII. In those cases where a sententia implies a loss of citizenship, the reus shall have the right to publicly claim a confirmation vote from the Comitia Centuriata. Once the reus claims this right, the consules shall call the Comitia Centuriata within fifteen (15) days to vote upon the reus's expulsion. Should the Comitia Centuriata confirm the sententia, the sententia shall be applied. Should the Comitia Centuriata vote against the sententia, the sententia shall be nullified.

XIX. Once a reus has been absolved, either by a tribunalis or by the Comitia Centuriata, he shall not be judged again under the same accusations.

Passed by Comitia Populi Tributa, Yes-33; No-1; Abstain-x

24 November MMDCCLV
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Lex Salvia iudiciaria (Nova Roma)

2007-03-01T16:19:50Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

[[Category:Leges (Nova Roma)]]
[[Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)]]
__TOC__
<div class="scriptum">
==PRAEFATIO.==

The intent of this law is to establish a judicial system in Nova Roma, setting the legal procedures that must be followed to present a case to a court and to constitute that court. This judicial system shall be based on the imperium of the praetores, thus intending to fulfill article IV.A.3.b. of the Constitution of Nova Roma.

These procedures are based on the Roman republican procedural model, both because it probably is the model that best suits Nova Roma and because it is the basis for all the procedural systems of modern Western nations. Some concessions to Nova Roma's particular structure have had to be made; but, in spirit, it follows the ancient Roman procedure.

==PARS PRIMA: DE PETITIONE ACTIONIS.==

I. Any citizen of Nova Roma shall be able to bring an action against another citizen of Nova Roma. The plaintiff shall be addressed in this law as "actor". The defendant shall be addressed as "reus".

II. The actor must announce the action he is intending to exert to one of the praetores ("editio actionis"), and then the actor must ask the praetor to start the procedure ("petitio actionis"). The praetor shall decide, within 72 hours, if the petitio actionis shall be presented to a court or if it shall be dismissed. A praetor can dismiss a petitio actionis if and only if one of the following cases applies:

A. The praetor has no competence in the issue.

Example: a praetor can not mediate between two foreign parties, for his competence is limited to the citizens of Nova Roma.

B. The parties are not sui iuris in Nova Roma.

Example: a minor can not play the part of an actor.

C. The claim is incongruent.

Example: "Ticius must be expelled from Nova Roma because he is bearded" is an incongruent claim, for it is not supported by law, precedent or common sense.

III. If the claim is dismissed by the praetores, the actor shall be able to present his case again to the praetores in the future, waiting for two new praetores to be elected by the Comitia if necessary.

IV. If the claim is approved by the praetores, it shall be presented to a court of justice defined according to this law. The reus shall be informed of the nature of the claim presented against him and of the identity of the actor within thirty-six (36) hours after the claim's approval.

==PARS SECVNDA: DE FORMVLA.==

V. Once a claim has been accepted by a praetor, that same praetor shall prepare a formula to present to the iudices. The formula shall consist of a logical statement that instructs the iudices on the decision they must take. The formula shall be structured into four parts: institutio iudicis, intentio, demonstratio and condemnatio. An explanation of each part follows:

A. INSTITVTIO IVDICIS: This clause appoints a certain iudex to judge the case (see below).

B. INTENTIO: This part expresses the claim of the actor; i.e., it shall express what the actor seeks by petitioning the praetor. There are two kinds of intentio: intentio certa, when the facts that lead to the actor's claim are so obvious that they do not need to be proved, and intentio incerta, when the actor must prove the facts that justify his claim.

Example: Intentio Certa: "According to the contract signed by Titius..." Intentio Incerta: "If it is proved that Ticius owes Gaius 1,000 sestertii, Gaius shall pay Ticius that same amount".

C. DEMONSTRATIO: This is the clause that further defines an intentio incerta.

D. CONDEMNATIO: This is the clause that allows the iudices to condemn or absolve.

Example: a formula could be something like this: "Let Sulpicius be the iudex. If it is proved that Ticius owes Gaius 1,000 sestertii, you, iudex, shall condemn Ticius to pay 1,000 sestertii to Gaius; else, you shall acquit Ticius."

The clauses would be: Institutio Iudicis: "Let Sulpicius be the iudex." Demonstratio: "If it is proved that ..." Intentio: "... Ticius owes Gaius 1,000 sestertii ..." Condemnatio: "... you, iudex, shall condemn Ticius to pay 1,000 sestertii to Gaius; otherwise, you shall acquit Ticius."

VI. To write down a formula, a praetor shall use one of these three sources as a basis:

A. Lex: the intentio and the condemnatio shall never be in disagreement with the current laws of Nova Roma. They must follow these laws when the situation is explicitly treated by them.

B. Iurisprudentia: in those cases where the laws do not present an explicit treatment of a certain situation, a praetor shall create iurisprudentia (jurisprudence) applicable to all similar situations. Iurisprudentia is an expression of the Imperium of the praetor, and it has the same legislative power as a praetorial edictum. Because of this, laws approved by the Comitia shall always supersede iurisprudentia, and a certain praetor can alter previous iurisprudentia through an official edictum whenever common sense dictates that such a course of action is necessary.

==PARS TERTIA: DE IVDICIBVS.==

VII. Once the formula is ready, iudices (judges) shall be appointed from the album iudicum, a list of all the citizens that can legally judge a case. The album iudicum shall include the names of all the assidui citizens that have been citizens of Nova Roma for over a year.

VIII. The number of iudices that shall make up the tribunalis (court of justice) for a certain case shall be decided by the praetor according to the following guidelines:

A. The tribunalis shall be composed of ten (10) iudices whenever the intentio includes accusations of laesa patria (seriously threatening the well-being of the Republic), bribery, embezzlement of public funds, prevarication, electoral fraud, attacks to dignitas, slander or libel, or whenever the sententia might imply the loss of citizenship for one of the parties.

B. In all other occasions, the tribunalis shall be composed of a single iudex.

IX. The praetor shall aleatorily take a number of names equal to the number of iudices from the album iudicum. The following considerations apply:

A. If the praetor considers that some of the iudices thus appointed are obviously related by ties of interest to one of the parties, then the praetor shall, at his own discretion, dismiss those iudices and cast lots to appoint different iudices from the album iudicum.

B. A citizen thus appointed to a court shall be able to ask for an exemption from that judicial work if there are factors that do not allow him to serve in that position. The praetor must be asked for that exemption within thirty-six (36) hours of the official announcement of that appointment; the praetor shall grant that exemption at his own discretion, or he shall deny it, thus forcing the appointed iudex to serve or face an accusation of contempt.

C. Each party shall be able to dismiss a maximum of three (3) iudices, forcing a new iudex to be aleatorily taken from the album iudicum with each veto. Once both parties agree with a certain group of iudices, or both have already used their three vetoes, the remaining iudices shall be the final iudices, unless one of the preceding paragraphs applies.

D. If both parties can agree on a certain citizen(s) of Nova Roma to judge their case before a definitive group of legal iudices has been appointed, then the praetor shall include that citizen (or those citizens) among the iudices for the current case.

==PARS QVARTA: DE IVDICIO==

X. Once a tribunal has been appointed, the praetor shall inform the iudices of the formula that they shall apply. The praetor shall decide if the trial is going to be conducted under the public scrutiny or, should the dignitas of innocents be at stake, declare a secret summary and move the trial away from public scrutiny.

XI. Any of the parties can choose to appoint an advocatus (advocate or barrister) to speak for them in front of the iudices, or they can choose to speak by themselves. An advocatus shall not receive a fee for his services.

XII. The actor shall present evidence to back his demands, and then the reus shall present evidence to back his defense. Evidence shall consist of anything that is relevant to the case, including written texts, visual evidence, and the statements of witnesses or experts. In the case of statements, each party shall have the right to ask questions of the witnesses and experts presented by the other party.

XIII. The praetor shall be the final judge to determine what pieces of evidence are relevant to the case.

XIV. Once both parties have presented their evidence, each party shall have the opportunity to make one final statement in front of the iudices, with the actor speaking in the first place. Then the praetor shall call for a sententia (sentence) from the iudices, according to paragraph XV, reminding the iudices that, in case of doubt, they must *not* condemn the reus.

==PARS QVINTA: DE SENTENTIA==

XV. Once the praetor has called for a sententia, the iudices shall have seventy-two (72) hours to deliberate; within those seventy-two (72) hours, the iudices shall individually issue one of the following sentences:

A. ABSOLVO: if the tribunal's majority decision is "absolvo", the reus shall be acquitted.

B. CONDEMNO: if the tribunal's majority decision is "condemno", the reus shall be condemned according to the formula previously established by the praetor.

C. Should there be a draw in the tribunal's votes, the reus shall be acquitted.

XVI. Once all the iudices have issued their sententiae, the praetor shall immediately inform the parties of the sententia, and shall enforce any penalties through his imperium.

==PARS SEXTA: DE POENA==

XVII. In those cases where the laws of Nova Roma or the praetor's sense deem it necessary, the formula shall include one or several of the following penalties to be inflicted upon a convicted reus:

A. MVLTA PECVNIARIA: a fine payable to the treasury of Nova Roma. The convicted reus shall be counted among the capite censi until the fine has been paid.

B. DECLARATIO PVBLICA: the convicted reus shall publicly recognize the actor's intentio, in any public fora indicated in the formula. The convicted reus shall suffer inhabilitatio (see below) until the declaration has been made to the praetor's satisfaction.

C. INHABILITATIO: the convicted reus shall be disqualified from voting, holding a magistracy, or exerting a certain right for a set period of time or until a certain condition is met; any condition or time period must be explicitly stated in the formula.

D. EXACTIO: the convicted reus shall lose his Novoroman citizenship and all the rights and duties associated with it for a set (but not necessarily limited) period of time, or until a certain condition is met; any condition or time period must be explicitly stated in the formula.

==PARS SEPTIMA: DE PROVOCATIONE AD POPVLVM==

XVIII. In those cases where a sententia implies a loss of citizenship, the reus shall have the right to publicly claim a confirmation vote from the Comitia Centuriata. Once the reus claims this right, the consules shall call the Comitia Centuriata within fifteen (15) days to vote upon the reus's expulsion. Should the Comitia Centuriata confirm the sententia, the sententia shall be applied. Should the Comitia Centuriata vote against the sententia, the sententia shall be nullified.

XIX. Once a reus has been absolved, either by a tribunalis or by the Comitia Centuriata, he shall not be judged again under the same accusations.

Passed by Comitia Populi Tributa, Yes-33; No-1; Abstain-x

24 November MMDCCLV
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2007-01-05T15:17:18Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

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Easy steps to creating a wiki editor account.

'''Nota Bene: An account is not needed to read the wiki; only to edit it.'''

# Go to the [http://www.novaroma.org/civitas/album Album Civium] and log in. You will not have an Album Civium page (and cannot have an editing account on this Wiki) until you pass the citizenship test.
# Go to '''your''' Album Civium page. Click on the "make changes here" link at the top of the page.
# Find "Website Editor: Create Account or Check Status" and click on the link.
# Read the rules, enter a password (twice) and click on the "Setup Wiki Account" button.

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Codex Iuris Novae Romae

2007-01-05T15:11:02Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

[[Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)]]
== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

The Codex Juris Novae Romae presents the leges of Nova Roma in a more approachable way than the historical Tabularium, dividing them by subjects, presenting a consolidated version (meaning, with all the changes intervened during the years) of each law and links to the amending texts and expunging the abrogated laws.

===The Constitution of Nova Roma===

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|Constitution]]

=Laws of Nova Roma=

Laws pertaining to:

<div class="scriptum">
;[[CJNR de civibus|Cives]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de gentibus et familiis|Gentes and Familiae]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de tribibus et centuriis|Tribes and Centuries]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de comitiis|Comitia]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de magistratibus|Magistrates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de senatu|the Senate]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de collegiis sacris|the Sacred Colleges]] : Updated:
;[[Laws and Decrees of Judicial Nature|Judicial matters]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de sodalitatibus|Sodalitates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de foro|the Forum]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de legibus decretisque variis|Various subjects]] : Updated:
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2007-01-05T09:24:01Z

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2007-01-04T21:40:00Z

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2007-01-04T21:39:39Z

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Codex Juris: Ius Privatum

2007-01-04T20:48:53Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

== LEGES DE GENTIBUS ET FAMILIIS ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Iunia Cornelia de Patrumfamiliae Matrumfamiliaeque Aetate (Nova Roma)|Lex Iunia Cornelia de Patrumfamiliae Matrumfamiliaeque Aetate]] : About the minimum age required in order to create a new Gens

;[[Lex Cornelia de Tabulis Gentium Novaroanarum Agendis (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia de Tabulis Gentium Novaroanarum Agendis]] : About the registration of Gentes and Paterfamiliae and Materfamiliae with the Office of Censors.

;[[Lex Labiena de Praetoribus Agendis in Loco Parentium (Nova Roma)|Lex Labiena de Praetoribus Agendis in Loco Parentium]] : About the conditions to be met for the Praetores to act in loco parentis.

;[[Lex Equitia Familiaris (Nova Roma)|Lex Equitia Familiaris]] : About the civil status of citizens, familiæ, marriage, and everything pertaining citizen's rights and life within Nova Roma.

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]
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Codex Juris: Ius Privatum

2007-01-04T20:48:32Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus: add Lex Equitia Familiaris

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

== LEGES DE GENTIBUS ET FAMILIIS ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Iunia Cornelia de Patrumfamiliae Matrumfamiliaeque Aetate (Nova Roma)|Lex Iunia Cornelia de Patrumfamiliae Matrumfamiliaeque Aetate]] : About the minimum age required in order to create a new Gens

;[[Lex Cornelia de Tabulis Gentium Novaroanarum Agendis (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia de Tabulis Gentium Novaroanarum Agendis]] : About the registration of Gentes and Paterfamiliae and Materfamiliae with the Office of Censors.

;[[Lex Labiena de Praetoribus Agendis in Loco Parentium (Nova Roma)|Lex Labiena de Praetoribus Agendis in Loco Parentium]] : About the conditions to be met for the Praetores to act in loco parentis.

;[[Lex Equitia Familiaris (Nova Roma)|Lex Equitia Familiaris]] : About the civil status of citizens, familiæ, marriage, and everything pertaining citizens rights and life within Nova Roma.

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]
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Codex Iuris Novae Romae

2006-12-26T11:34:06Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

[[Category:Tabularium (Nova Roma)]]
== Table of Contents ==

[[Introduction to the Codex]]

== The Constitution of Nova Roma ==

[[Constitution (Nova Roma)|Constitution]]

== Laws of Nova Roma ==

Laws pertaining to:

<div class="scriptum">
;[[CJNR de civibus|Cives]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de gentibus et familiis|Gentes and Familiae]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de tribibus et centuriis|Tribes and Centuries]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de comitiis|Comitia]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de magistratibus|Magistrates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de senatu|the Senate]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de collegiis sacris|the Sacred Colleges]] : Updated:
;[[Laws and Decrees of Judicial Nature|Judicial matters]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de sodalitatibus|Sodalitates]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de foro|the Forum]] : Updated:
;[[CJNR de legibus decretisque variis|Various subjects]] : Updated:
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Codex Juris: Ius Publicum

2006-12-26T10:46:26Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus:

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

== LEGES DE CIVIBUS ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Cornelia de Privatis Rebus (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia de Privatis Rebus]] : About the definition and use of confidential, private, sensitive and personal informations of the cives by the magistrates of Nova Roma.

;[[Lex Vedia de Civitatis Petitionibus Inter Suffragia (Nova Roma)|Lex Vedia de Civitatis Petitionibus Inter Suffragia]] : About the requests of citizenship coming during a comitial proceeding.

;[[Lex Vedia de Assidui et Capiti Censi (Nova Roma)|Lex Vedia de Assidui et Capiti Censi]] : About the classification between tax payers and non-taxpayers and their respective status.
''Implicitly abrogated by the [[Lex Apula de assiduis et capite censis (Nova Roma)|Lex Apula de Assiduis et Capite Censis]]''

;[[Lex Cornelia et Maria de Civitate Eiuranda (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia et Maria de Civitate Eiuranda]] : About resignation of citizenship and its consequences.

;[[Lex Cornelia et Maria de Mutandis Nominibus (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia et Maria de Mutandis Nominibus]] : About adding, altering or substituing any portion of a civis' Roman name

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]
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Codex Juris: Ius Dicere

2006-12-26T10:42:47Z

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'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

== Laws applying to several or all the Magistrates ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Iunia de Iusiurando (Nova Roma)|Lex Iunia de Iusiurando]] : About the oath that the magistrates have to take assuming their offices

;[[Lex Grylla de Securandis Magistratus Plebis (Nova Roma)|Lex Grylla de Securandis Magistratus Plebis]] : About the procedures to apply should candidacies for tribunes or aediles plebis were not proposed in December.

;[[Lex Iunia de Magistratuum Aetate (Nova Roma)|Lex Iunia de Magistratuum Aetate]] : About the minimum age required to hold specific magistracies.

;[[Lex Vedia de Curso Honorum (Nova Roma)|Lex Vedia de Curso Honorum]] : About the qualifications for holding magistracies.

;[[Lex Cornelia Iunia de Temporum Deinitone Magistratuum (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia Iunia de Temporum Deinitone Magistratuum]] : About the amount of times a person may hold certain elected magistracies during a specified time period.

;[[Lex Salicia de Prorogatione et Cvmvlatione (Nova Roma)|Lex Salicia de Prorogatione et Cvmvlatione]] : About the reestablishment the ancient prohibitions of prorogatio, continuatio and cumulatio.
</div>

== Laws regulating the Magisterial Decrees (Edicta) ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Vedia de Ratione Edictum (Nova Roma)|Lex Vedia de Ratione Edictum]] : About the guidelines for the issuance of magisterial edicta.

;[[Lex Arminia de Rationem Edictibus (Nova Roma)|Lex Arminia de Rationem Edictibus]] : About the guidelines for the issuance of magisterial edicta.
</div>

== Laws about the Censores, their powers and duties ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Fabia de Censu (Nova Roma)|Lex Fabia de Censu]] : About the procedures ot be followed for the Census.
</div>

== Laws about the Consuls, their powers and duties ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Iunia de Temporum Definitione Consulatuum (Nova Roma)|Lex Iunia de Temporum Definitione Consulatuum]] : About the amount of times a person may hold the office of consul during a specified time period.

''Implicitly abrogated by the [[Lex Cornelia Iunia de Temporum Deinitone Magistratuum (Nova Roma)|Lex Cornelia Iunia de Temporum Deinitone Magistratuum]]''
</div>

== Laws about the Tribunes, their powers and duties ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Labiena de Intercessione (Nova Roma)|Lex Labiena de Intercessione]] : About the the process by which tribuni plebis may use their power of intercessio.

;[[Lex Didia Gemina de Potestate Tribunicia (Nova Roma)|Lex Didia Gemina de Potestate Tribunicia]] : About the the powers of the tribunes.
</div>

== Laws about the Vigintisexviri, their powers and duties ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Vedia de Vigintisexviris (Nova Roma)]] : About the creation of the Curator Araeneum, Curator Differum, two Rogatores and delineating their functions.

;[[Lex Labienia de Edictium Vigintisexviris (Nova Roma)|Lex Labienia de Edictium Vigintisexviris]] : About the decrees of the Vigintisexviri
</div>

== Laws about the Apparitores, their powers and duties ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Vedia Apparitoria (Nova Roma)|Lex Vedia Apparitoria]] : About the creation of the decuria of apparitores and delineate their functions.
</div>

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]

Codex Juris: Glossary

2006-12-26T10:39:29Z

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'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

== Laws applying to several or all the Comitia ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Vedia de Ratione Automataria (Nova Roma)|Lex Vedia de Ratione Automataria]] : About the announcement of the results of a vote.

''Note: The "Lex Vedia de Ratione Eligium", to which this law refers to, is not to be found anywhere in the NR Tabularium and was probably abrogated. Yet, in the uncertainity, the law is present here until a more sure information can be obtaind.''

;[[Lex Salicia de Tribunicia Comitiorum Convocatione (Nova Roma)|Lex Salicia de Tribunicia Comitiorum Convocatione]] : About the procedures by which the Tribuni Plebis shall call the Comitia Plebis Tributa and the Comitia Populi Tributa to order.
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== Laws applying to the Comitia Centuriata ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Fabia de Ratione Comitiorum Centuriatorum (Nova Roma)|Lex Fabia de Ratione Comitiorum Centuriatorum]] : About the procedures by which the Comitia Centuriata shall conduct the business of electing magistrates, voting on leges, and voting to convict or acquit citizens brought to trial before it.
</div>

== Laws applying to the Comitia Plebis Tributa ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Moravia de Suffragiis in Comitiis Plebis Tributis et Ratione Comitiorum Plebis Tributorum (Nova Roma)|Lex Moravia de Svffragiis in Comitia Plebis Tribvta et Ratione Comitiorum Plebis Tributorum]] : About the procedures by which the Comitia Plebis Tributa shall conduct the business of electing magistrates, voting on leges, and voting to convict or acquit citizens brought to trial before it.
</div>

== Laws applying to the Comitia Populi Tributa ==

<div class="scriptum">
;[[Lex Fabia de Ratione Comitiorum Populi Tributorum (Nova Roma)|Lex Fabia de Ratione Comitiorum Populi Tributorum]] : About the procedures by which the Comitia Populi Tributa shall conduct the business of electing magistrates, voting on leges, and voting to convict or acquit citizens brought to trial before it.
</div>

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]

Codex Juris: Ius Edicendi

2006-12-26T10:38:05Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus: format made regular

'''[[Codex Juris Novae Romae]]'''

== LEGES DE TRIBIBUS ET CENTURIIS ==

<div class="scriptum">

</div>

[[Category:Codex Juris Novae Romae]]

Codex Juris: Ius Privatum

2006-12-26T10:35:55Z

Quintus Iulius Celsus: