“PECCATA SUOS TENEANT AUCTORES”. EXCEPTION IN LAW TODAY
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https://doi.org/10.31054/2314.3061.v12.n2.43032Keywords:
Peccata suos, Culpability, Personal responsibility, Crimes, AuthorsAbstract
Taking as a starting point the legal rule that expresses: “Peccata suos teneant auctores” - “Oblige the crimes their own perpetrators”, contained in Book IX of the Code, Title XLVII, called “Of the Penalties”, constitution 22, corres-ponding to the emperors Arcadius and Honorius -year 399- it is observed that this Roman precept is related in our time, with the principle of guilt and that of the personality of penalties. However, it is feasible to mention a situation that, apparently, would be outside the rule. It will be referred to in the present work.
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