The place of rhetoric in late republican law:some thoughts on pietas and the querela inofficiosi testamenti

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Justinian’s Digest 9.2.51. in the Western Legal Canon: Roman Legal Thought and Modern Causality Concepts. By Wolfgang Ernst. [Cambridge: Intersentia, 2019. xii + 177 pp. Paperback €49.00. ISBN 978-1-78068-832-9.]

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Squandered chances: administrators' duties and losing a chance to sell

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Craig Anderson, Roman Law for Scots Law Students

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Autonomous control of underground mining vehicles using reactive navigation

Describes how many of the navigation techniques developed by the robotics research community over the last decade may be applied to a class of underground mining vehicles (LHDs and haul trucks). We review the current state-of-the-art in this area and conclude that there are essentially two basic methods of navigation applicable. We describe an implementation of a reactive navigation system on a 30 tonne LHD which has achieved full-speed operation at a production mine

Law, rhetoric, and science: historical narratives in Roman law

Historical narratives have limited scholarly appreciation of the impact of rhetoric on the development of Roman law in the late Republican period. This thesis challenges these narratives and attempts to re-evaluate the role of rhetoric in Roman law