THE TRIAL OF JESUS IN THE LIGHT OF ROMAN LAW

The book "The Trial of Jesus in the Light of Roman Law" by Paulina Święcicka is an in-depth legal analysis of the events that led to the crucifixion of Jesus. The author analyzes the trial of Jesus in the context of the norms of Roman criminal law, both substantive and procedural, outlining the political, social, and cultural background of Judea at that time.

• Detailed analysis of the trial of Jesus
• Historical and legal context of Judea
• Answers to questions about the trial
• Analysis of the role of Pontius Pilate
• Assessment of the fairness of the verdict
• Reflection on legal dilemmas

The Wolters Kluwer publication allows for understanding the intricacies of the trial of Jesus, considering the Roman law of the time as well as the political and social realities. The author asks questions about how much the source accounts allow for reconstructing the course of the proceedings, what its stages were, and who really condemned Jesus - Jews or Romans. She analyzes whether the verdict was in accordance with the rules of criminal law at the time and whether Jesus' guilt was proven. The book encourages reflection on fundamental legal issues, such as the role of the lawyer in the search for truth, compliance with procedures, and decision-making.

The author, Paulina Święcicka, presents a comprehensive study that combines legal knowledge with historical. She asks questions about justice, guilt, and responsibility, as well as what it means to be courageous in law. This book is not only an analysis of a historical event but also an invitation to deep reflection on the values that should guide lawyers in their daily work. It also analyzes whether Jesus' guilt was proven and whether the verdict was fair.

The reader will find in this book not only information and explanations but also room for their own reflection. The author asks fundamental questions that concern every lawyer: Is it more important for a lawyer to seek the truth or to comply with procedures? What should a lawyer do when the decision depends on him? What does it mean to be courageous in law? This book is therefore not only an analysis of a historical event but also an invitation to deep reflection on the role of law and the lawyer in society.

“The Trial of Jesus in the Light of Roman Law” is essential reading for law students, historians, theologians, and all those interested in history and law. It allows you to look at well-known events from a new perspective, taking into account the historical and legal context. This book encourages reflection on universal values that should guide people in their professional and personal lives. This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those who want to better understand the intricacies of law and history.