Tag: Roman law

March 8, 2026 / Mohammed looti

ALIENATIO MENTIS

Historical and Conceptual Overview of Alienatio Mentis The term alienatio mentis, which translates literally from Latin as “alienation of the mind,” serves as a foundational pillar in the historical architecture of psychological and psychiatric thought. This concept fundamentally addresses the state in which an individual’s cognitive and emotional faculties become estranged from reality or from […]

December 20, 2025 / Mohammed looti

LEGAL CAPACITY

The Foundation of Legal Capacity Legal capacity represents a fundamental concept within jurisprudence and psychology, defining an individual’s ability to engage autonomously in legally recognized activities and to understand the implications of those actions. Specifically, it is the threshold determination of whether a person possesses the requisite mental ability to comprehend the nature and consequences […]