罗马语境下的拉比法庭宣誓

IF 0.1 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Zutot Pub Date : 2023-08-17 DOI:10.1163/18750214-bja10037

T. Novick

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摘要

本文认为拉比法庭宣誓反映了罗马法的影响。尽管存在实质性差异，但拉比法庭誓言与罗马法庭誓言一样，在一定程度上代表了诉讼当事人之间谈判的产物——一方对另一方的义务；能够根据当事人的自由裁量权进行修改，甚至可以得到宽恕；类似于诉讼驱动的司法选择过程，以及类似仲裁的纠纷解决工具。

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The Rabbinic Courtroom Oath in Its Roman Context

In this article the argument is made that the rabbinic courtroom oath reflects the influence of Roman law. Despite substantial differences, the rabbinic courtroom oath, like its Roman counterpart, represents, in part, a product of negotiation between the litigants – owed by one party to another; capable of modification at the parties’ discretion, and even of forgiveness; comparable to the litigant-driven process of judicial selection – and an arbitration-like tool for dispute resolution.

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