82 B.C. It was Julius Caesar of the Roman Empire that started the seemingly endless war between the mythic creatures of Dacia and the humans of Rome. 86 A.D. I as general led the militia to ravage Moesia and kill their worthless governor. My first battle.
He says that the sole purpose of the academy is “to protect the department from the legal liability that could result from negligent training” (22). He explains how the academy never really did teach him anything about how to be a good officer rather. The academy is explained by one officer as “no wonder that’s how cops are out there [rude to people]. They demean us. They break us down.
There were many types of gladiators, each fighting for different reasons. Romans citizens legally derogated as infamous sold themselves to lanistae and were known as auctorati. Their social status was neither that of volunteers nor condemned criminals, or slaves. Condemned criminals, the ‘damnati ad mortem’ who committed a capital crime, entered the gladiatorial arena weaponless. The criminals that did not commit a capital crime were trained in private Gladiator schools which were called Ludi.
Here you have people that are taking punishment within their own hands and nothing could be done because that was allowed. From this, we have the vigilante aspect that people think they can go around and take justice into their hands and have no consequence to them. In terms of Government, they are creating the laws but sometimes just do not seem to work with the policing of America. The relationship with police and government is ongoing and will continue to be. The police go to the state for funding for programs and they get turned away, laws are being created that the police have to enforce even if they do not agree with that the law is.
And after waging a war, the consuls still have to refer any treaties back to the people for ratification. The Senate cannot infringe on the rights of the people because the tribunes, the magistrates elected to protect the people, have the right of veto over any Senatorial decision. The Senate is not completely dominated, however,
Although classical Greek and Roman writers considered the Celts to be violently insane, warfare was not an organized process of territorial conquest” (“European middle ages,” par.6). The society of the Celts was hierarchical and class based; for example, their society was led by a King. The other different groups were the Warrior Aristocracy, the Intellectual class, the Poets, the Jurist, and th citizens. There is no accurate religious forms the Celts had, for the Romans and Greeks wrote their own view of the Celt's religious practices. While the Romans and Greeks thought of them as animals, a later person named Whales wrote his Christian view of the Celts.
In conclusion, there are main factors that caused the demolition of the Roman Republic. A senate that grew and changed and ultimately turned on themselves. A military that expansion that led to winning the battles of the Roman enemies but loss of men and loyalty to senate. Generals who, although have different views of Roman government but join forces and then battle themselves. You have senators that are not supporting their fellow senators.
The lawyer could give stragical advice or could make a speech on the client’s behalf, but as not able to be paid for what he did. The lawyer was not trained in law but he was trained to speak. In the training they followed the speech of others and learned about law that way. The romans never had a prison they only held people then killed them if ruled to. Those who disobeyed the ruling could possibly end up imprisoned also.
Nero established Armenia as a buffer state against Parthia (Iran), but only after a costly war. There were revolts - in Britain (60 AD - 61 AD), led by Boudicca, and Judea (66 AD - 70 AD). In 65 AD, Gaius Calpurnius Piso led a conspiracy against the emperor and in the purge that followed, a number of prominent Romans were executed, including Seneca and his nephew, the epic poet Lucan. In 65 AD, Nero is believed to have kicked his wife Poppaea to death. His next wife was Statilia Messalina, whose first husband Nero had executed.
Back in that time, they did not have jails that one could go to if they committed a crime; there was no time for that. In order to sustain order in the community, there has to be some set of laws. Modern day people see these laws as harsh but back in Babylonian time, it was not. These laws were set to teach the people a lesson. One law, “If a man has stolen goods from a temple, or house, he shall be put to death; and he that has received the stolen property from him shall be put to death.” This teaches men not to steal.