Why was the era of Roman Emperor Justinian I (529–534) considered significant for the concept of laws throughout history?

Justinian I is remembered for ordering Roman laws to be collected, organized, and codified into a unified body of civil law, known as the Corpus Juris Civilis. This made legal rules easier to consult and helped influence later legal systems. The correct choice is “Justinian I was responsible for codifying many laws into a unified source of civil law.”

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