Disputatio Circularis De Inimicitiis Judici Non Imputandis (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781271202843)

"Disputatio Circularis De Inimicitiis Judici Non Imputandis" is a treatise exploring the complex question of impartiality and enmity in legal judgments. This work delves into the circumstances under which personal animosity should, or should not, disqualify a judge from presiding over a case. The anonymous author meticulously examines the nuances of judicial ethics, offering a historical and philosophical perspective on the challenges of maintaining fairness and objectivity in the face of potential bias.

The text provides insight into historical legal thought and offers enduring relevance for contemporary discussions on judicial conduct, conflict of interest, and the principles of justice. A valuable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the foundations of ethical jurisprudence.

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