What basic principle of today's law was unfamiliar to citizens of scientific Rome?
A: Judges study the law has and come to fair decisions
B: people of all social classes receive equal treatment
C: the accused can face the accuser and mount a defense
D: everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty
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