During the decline of the Republic, what was the legal tactic used to murder pol

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Q5) During the decline of republic, what was the legal tactic used to murder political opponents and/or steal their wealth.

ans- proscription

explanation:-

proscription means a decree of condemnation to death or banishment and can be used in political context to refer to state approved murder or banishment.

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