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| Slab VI - Plebeian Tort | |||
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| 1) | No plebeian shall be permitted within the walls of the Senate. | ||
| 2) | Matters of justice among plebeian are to be settled by the Senator who is their lord. The Praetor may assist. | ||
| 3) | No plebeian may raise his hand against a patrician, nor hurl insults or make damage upon their property. | ||
| 4) | A patrician cannot be found guilty of a crime committed against a plebeian. However another patrician can challenge the offender to combat and whoever loses owes the other reparations, which may in turn be paid to the plebeian. Refusal to meet the challenge is not punishable but the patrician is thus known as lacking conviction. | ||
| 5) | The Tribune represents the interests of the plebeians on the senate. They are responsible for conversing with the plebeians and arranging matters of the plebeians to be brought before the senate. The Tribune does not vote, but may sit in the Senate. The Tribune is elected from the patricians by a joint vote of all patricians and all plebeians in the capitol on the day of the election. They hold office indefinitely, but may be challenged for election once a month. | ||
| 6) | Plebeians not associated with a particular region are the responsibility of the Tribune. With the Tribune acting as their Senator. | ||
