OТНОСНО ГРАЖДАНСКАТА И АДМИНИСТРАТИВНАТА ОТГОВОРНОСТ НА МАГИСТРАТА В РИМСКАТА ПРАКТИКА
REGARDING CIVIL AND ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITY OF ROMAN MAGISTRATE IN ROMAN PRACTICE

Summary/Abstract: Investigating in historical and comparative terms the Roman legal experience in the field of civil and administrative responsibility of those engaged in public administration, the most expressive texts refer surprisingly not to the central but to the mundicapp administration, for the lower level of management of cities (muni-nipies, colonies or municipalities) in which the magistrate's position (and in particular that of the span) is distinguished. The prerequisites on which this employee's responsibility is based and the ways in which it is carried out are typified and can be derived from the munitions statutes dating back to the 1 st century BC. until the 1st century AD, as well as some texts by Justinian's Digests, the regime in the 2nd and 3rd centuries. Regarding the subject of the public servant's responsibility, one can not fail to notice the significant changes that took place in the course of time public administration, and the shaping of the legal framework for public law liability - starting with the bureaucracy process that began in August and ended with the civil service system in the Late Empire.

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