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Because considering the size and population that the laws of Rome covered there could never be agreement on the the law if there was no central reference point to refer to when a legal decision had to be made.
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What Was Romes constitution?
a set of written laws
What set of written laws was Romes first and applied to both the rich and the poor?
Twelve tables
Why was it important for romes laws to be written down?
Because considering the size and population that the laws of Rome covered there could never be agreement on the the law if there was no central reference point to refer to when a legal decision had to be made.
What was romes first code of laws was the?
Twelve tables
Why were Hammurabi's codes important?
because it was the first set of laws written down p.s. it's Hammurabi's code not codes
Why is it important to write laws?
You may forget something and or maybe people want to know about why is it important to write laws down.
Why is the development of the written code of laws important to a society?
Well the written code of laws are important because they Helped the people get along and it showed you do some thing wrong you have consonants
Why is the development of a written code of laws important to society?
Well the written code of laws are important because they Helped the people get along and it showed you do some thing wrong you have consonants
Laws were the earliest written laws in history?
The laws of psychis it already existed it just needed psychiscitsTo write them down.
Why is it important for a civilization to have written laws?
well there important because they tell people to obey them
Is the British constitution document longer than the American constitution document?
The British Constitution is uncodified, not written down. It is entrenched in the laws of the nation. There is no single document with the constitutional laws written down.
Why did Romans want their laws written dawn?
Romans wanted their laws written down to ensure consistency and clarity in legal matters. Having laws written down helped to prevent disagreements and misunderstandings, and provided a standardized reference point for all citizens to follow. Additionally, written laws helped to establish a sense of order and fairness in Roman society.
