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To: Steve Van Doorn

Steve, no we are based on English Common law. Even though we use many terms from Roman Law it isn't the basis of our law.


34 posted on 03/16/2005 12:02:07 PM PST by brooklyn dave
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To: brooklyn dave
"we are based on English Common law"

that is true.. and where did they get theirs from?

38 posted on 03/16/2005 12:05:23 PM PST by Steve Van Doorn
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Does your reply mean that you believe roman law did not influence english common law?


39 posted on 03/16/2005 12:06:06 PM PST by bigsigh
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To: brooklyn dave
Steve, no we are based on English Common law. Even though we use many terms from Roman Law it isn't the basis of our law.

State common law is based on English common law. The U.S. Constituion is based on a document drafted and voted on in Philadelphia, and democratically approved by the several states.

75 posted on 03/16/2005 12:54:25 PM PST by Bluegrass Federalist
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