Why did Justinian I want to reform the law of the Byzantine Empire?

The code needed to be reorganized.

The code needed a few refinements.

The code needed to delete the ordinances.

The code needed to include imperial decrees.

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Why did Justinian I want to reform the law of the Byzantine Empire? 

 The code needed to be reorganized. 

 The code needed a few refinements. 

 The code needed to delete the ordinances. 

 The code needed to include imperial decrees.

anonymous · Answer

Mainly to reorganize it. Up until that point, no one had really tried to reorganize and compile all of the laws inherited from the Roman Empire whose bulk made it difficult for the common person to understand. It's a lot like cleaning up a desk that keeps getting piled up with stuff - a lot accumulates over time to the point where you have to do something for anyone to find anything there. That was what Justinian faced and wanted to clean up.

The problem went beyond simple refinement or deleting ordinances. By reorganizing it into a clear and concise set of laws, he could provide a uniform code of justice throughout the Byzantine Empire.

anonymous · Answer

So A. The code needed to be reorganized.

anonymous · Answer

LMFAO you coped someones answer from this same question

anonymous · Answer

Lol so is A the correct answer?!?