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The King
Received authority directly from God
* Sons would be successors
- Administration of law
- His court was the highest in the land
- Folk law took precedence over royal law
King’s Council
King’s did not have to consult
- Nobleman took over ding
- Convened twice a year acting as parliament
Ding convened twice a year
Leges Romanae
- Germanic law did not apply to Romans in conquered areas
- Personality principle
- Roman law was considered vulgar
Leges Barbarorum
- Existing tribal custom
- No legislation in modern sense
- Law was regarded as a sacred heritage of the people
- Law was immutable
- Dealt with limited number of subjects
- Mostly unwritten
Capitularia
- Territorial application
- Could be repealed or amended by the Kind himself or his successors