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How did roman law safeguard the rights of individuals
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How did roman law safeguard the rights of individuals

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Roman law safeguarded the rights of the individuals by holding the belief that justice was the steady and abiding purpose to give every man that which is his own. The jus civile restricted the freedoms of individuals.
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