Tribunal Reformatum, In Quo Sanioris Et Tutioris Iustitiae Via Iudici Christiano In Processu Criminali Commonstratur, Reiecta, Et Fugata Tortura, Cuiu (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286664001)

Tribunal Reformatum, originally published in Latin, explores the reformation of legal proceedings and the pursuit of fairer and safer justice for Christian judges in criminal processes. This historical legal text advocates for the rejection and abolishment of torture, highlighting its inherent injustice. Authored by Johann Greve and Johann Georg Pertsch, the book offers a detailed examination of legal reforms, providing insights into the historical context of criminal law and justice. This work sheds light on the evolution of legal thought and practices, offering valuable perspectives for scholars and anyone interested in the historical development of civil rights and the administration of justice.

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