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| Iurisdictio-lex Malacitana: An Interesting Law and Humanities Blog Posted: 25 Mar 2011 02:10 PM PDT José Calvo González, Professor of Philosophy of Law, University of Malaga, writes the blog Iurisdictio-lex Malacitana in French, Spanish, and English (there might be a few more languages in there) on the intersections of law, the arts, philosophy, and narrative. According to the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Roman Law, the Lex Malacitana, together with the Lex Salpensana, was found on bronze tablets in Spain, near Malaga. The Lex Malacitana contains information about "municipal assemblies, candidates in elections and voting, the adminsitration of municipal funds, tax-farming, fines, and the like." See Adolf Berger, Encyclopedia Dictionary of Roman Law, Transactions of the American Philosophical Society, vol. 43, part 2, n.s. (1953) at 559.  |
| Posted: 25 Mar 2011 08:21 AM PDT Fordham University is hosting a conference on Bob Dylan and the Law. Bob Dylan and the LawFor more on the law in Bob Dylan's work see the works below (not an exhaustive bibliography). Idealawg: The Jurisprudence of Bob Dylan   |
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