Juridical Dissertation on Contumacy
Dissertatio iuridica De Contumacia
Maier, Ernst Theophil, 1651-1727; Kulenkamp, Michael
Latin
1701
40 pages
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Why do legal systems punish absence so harshly? This 1651 dissertation dissects the mechanisms of 'contumacy,' the act of defying a judge's command, to reveal how seventeenth-century courts maintained their authority. Readers will learn the precise legal triggers for contempt and the specific excuses that might just save a defendant from judgment.
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