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Law Codes of Ancient Times

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March 10, 2016

 

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Finally, I will discuss the treatment of women in the law code. Personally I believe that women should be treated as equals. I will look at each and see how women are treated. The Law Code of Hammurabi was created in the early eighteenth century. Looking at this document I found that nearly every part begins with "if" and continues with then...
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Looking at this document I found that nearly every part begins with "if" and continues with then. This can be helpful if the "wrong activity" or crime is in this law code. This early law code says if you do this then this will happen to you, and this is very important. What about activities not addressed in the code? This law code can not answer this question...
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