Roman judges were less likely to give the death penalty to patricians. In Roman society, patricians (the aristocratic class) had certain privileges and protections under the law, which often resulted in more lenient treatment compared to common criminals and slaves.
Roman judges were less likely to give the death penalty to:
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common criminals.
common criminals.
patricians.
patricians.
slaves.
slaves.
statutes.
statutes.
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