The small Greek city-state, historical Athens, from about the eighth century BC was the first society to be primarily based on broad inclusion of its citizenry, excluding women and enslaved folks. However, Athens had no authorized science or single word for “law”, relying as a substitute on the three-way distinction between divine law (thémis), human decree and customized (díkē). Yet Ancient Greek law contained main constitutional improvements in the growth of democracy. WashULaw presents several Masters in Law packages designed for worldwide students. Catch up with former classmates and colleagues, get the most recent school news, and find out how…