What fundamental principle was the Roman legal system officially based on?

The idea that laws should apply to everyone

The supreme authority of military commanders

The traditions of conquered peoples

In practice, what was a significant advantage for a wealthy Roman citizen in a legal dispute?

The ability to hire legal experts

An automatic exemption from appearing in court

The right to have the emperor decide their case personally

They were allowed to create their own laws for the trial

The laws were written in a language they could not read.

Courts were located too far away from their homes.

They were not legally allowed to accuse others of crimes.

A lack of money for legal help and powerful connections.

An environment of constant crime and danger

Wealthy citizens choosing to move into these areas

The government providing free housing for safety

Higher levels of community-led safety patrols

The emperor's total control over religion.

The justice system heavily favoring the rich.

The Senate's power to veto any law it disliked.

The requirement for all citizens to serve in the army.