The roman's first code of law dealt with what two issues?
-property rights
-punishment for criminals
-elections
-trade agreements

-property rights  

-punishment for criminals

Explanation:

The Roman law was the legal system that governed the citizens of Ancient Rome, in a historical space that extends from the founding of Rome (according to tradition, on April 21, 753 BC) until the middle of the sixth century dC, time in which the compiler work of the emperor Justinian I took place, that from the Renaissance was known by the name of Corpus Iuris Civilis. The Corpus is without doubt the most influential legal text in the history of mankind, since it is the basis of the law of many countries around the world.

Roman law is broadly divided into public law and private law, as is contemporary law. Also, branches of current law, such as criminal law, tax law or administrative law, existed in Ancient Rome.

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