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Discover a??De Iudice Legibus Recte Mitiore, a?? a significant historical work exploring the role and responsibilities of judges in interpreting and applying laws. Authored by Augustin von Leyser and Philipp Gottfried SA1/4ssemilch, this treatise delves into the principles of jurisprudence and the historical context of legal judgment. The book offers insights into the considerations that should guide judges in making equitable decisions, reflecting a deep understanding of legal theory and practice.
This edition preserves the intellectual rigor of the original text, making it an invaluable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the foundations of legal systems. Explore the nuanced arguments presented by von Leyser and SA1/4ssemilch and gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of judicial reasoning and the evolution of legal thought.
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