Control of the laws in the ancient democracy at Athens [electronic resource] / Edwin Carawan.
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TextSeries: Cultural histories of the ancient worldPublisher: Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020Description: 1 online resource (x, 308 pages)Content type: - text
- computer
- online resource
- 9781421439501
- 1421439506
- Constitutional history -- Greece -- Athens -- To 146 B.C
- Judicial process -- Greece -- Athens -- History -- To 1500
- Law, Greek -- Political aspects -- Greece -- Athens
- Judicial process (Greek law)
- Athens (Greece) -- Politics and government
- Histoire constitutionnelle -- Grèce -- Athènes -- Jusqu'à 146 av. J.-C
- Droit grec -- Aspect politique -- Grèce -- Athènes
- Politics and government
- Judicial process
- Constitutional history
- Greece -- Athens
- To 1500
- 347.38/5012 23
- KL4361.32.A75
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The People and the Law : Demos and Nomos -- Making Law and Mending the Constitution -- Judges and Lawmakers -- "Unlawful Action" (Paranoma) and the Case of the Arginousai Generals -- Privileged Characters: Aristocrates' Shield for Charidemos -- Outrage : The Case against Androtion -- Breaking the Bargain : The Case against Leptines' Law -- The Aftermath of Chaironeia -- The Crown Case Comes to Trial -- Law's Measure
"Classicist Carawan explores changes in the judicial review of laws in ancient democratic Athens over time. Reassessing the accumulated evidence, he constructs a new model of how the courts shaped Athenian lawmaking. He also compares the judiciary of ancient Athens to that of the modern United States"-- Provided by publisher.
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