Moses v. Macferlan
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A Roman citizen seeks a remedy not available under the strict traditional law. The praetor grants an action based on his edict. What source of law does this illustrate?
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Gaius v. Trebatius Testa (fictionalized in Justinian's Digest)
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Pomponius's Encyclical on the Origin of Law [Dig. 1.2.2]
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Exxon Mobil Global Services v. State Office of Administrative Hearings, and Keneshia Washington in Her Official Capacity as Administrative Law Judge
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