Leges Publicae Law and Legal Definition
Leges publicae is a Latin term which refers to the whole or part of statutes approved in the popular assemblies of Rome by the vote of the Roman people. A characteristic of leges publicae is that they never cover a broad legal field. Instead they deal with one single topic within any area of legal life. Most leges publicae has only a temporary political interest. Leges publicae is often called as leges.
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