The primary difference between Roman law and Germanic law is:
a) In the Roman system, crimes were considered to be offenses against the state and in Germanic law, crimes were seen as offenses against individuals.
What was the primary difference between Roman law and Germanic law?
a In the Roman system, crimes were considered to be offenses against the state and in Germanic law, crimes were seen as offenses against individuals.
b German law was based on Roman law, so there were no real differences between them.
c German law required that offenders be put on trial in a court of law. Roman law required that offenders prover their innocence through an ordeal
d Germans were barbarians and did not have proper legal system
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