Senatus consultum (Nova Roma)

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A '''''Senatus consultum''''' is an enactment of the Senate. If a ''Senatus consultum'' conflicts with a [[List of leges (Nova Roma)|lex]] that has been passed by the [[Comitia (Nova Roma)|comitia]], the lex overrides the ''senatus consultum'', because the ''Senatus consultum'' is lower in the chain of legal authorities than a lex. In the absence of a conflicting lex the ''Senatus consultum'' must be obeyed. A ''Senatus consultum'' can address any issue the Senate so chooses to address, unless prevented by the Constitution from doing so, or a higher legal authority.   
 
A '''''Senatus consultum''''' is an enactment of the Senate. If a ''Senatus consultum'' conflicts with a [[List of leges (Nova Roma)|lex]] that has been passed by the [[Comitia (Nova Roma)|comitia]], the lex overrides the ''senatus consultum'', because the ''Senatus consultum'' is lower in the chain of legal authorities than a lex. In the absence of a conflicting lex the ''Senatus consultum'' must be obeyed. A ''Senatus consultum'' can address any issue the Senate so chooses to address, unless prevented by the Constitution from doing so, or a higher legal authority.   
  
See the list of ''senatus consulta'':
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A Senatus consultum is an enactment of the Senate. If a Senatus consultum conflicts with a lex that has been passed by the comitia, the lex overrides the senatus consultum, because the Senatus consultum is lower in the chain of legal authorities than a lex. In the absence of a conflicting lex the Senatus consultum must be obeyed. A Senatus consultum can address any issue the Senate so chooses to address, unless prevented by the Constitution from doing so, or a higher legal authority.

See the list of Senatus consulta:

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