Question

Did Roman courts settled legal disputes among citizens?

Answer 1

In general, disputes between members of the same subject state were settled by that state's own courts according to its own law, whereas disputes between provincials of different states or between provincials and Romans were resolved by the governor's court applying jus gentium.

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Answer 2

Answer: Yes

Explanation: In general, disputes between members of the same subject state were settled by that state's own courts according to its own law, whereas disputes between provincials of different states or between provincials and Romans were resolved by the governor's court applying jus gentium.