âRes ipsa loquitorâ âIgnorantia legis non excusatâ âFiat justicia ruat caelumâ âUbi jus, ibi remediumâ âActus non facit reum nisi mens sit reaâ âSalus populi suprema lex estoâ âPacta Sunt Servandaâ â âVox populi, vox deiâ â Explanation This maxim teaches that a person is not guilty just because of an action, but their intention also matters. It shows how law looks deeper than just what we see. I like this because in real life, people judge quickly without knowing intentions. This maxim reminds us to think fairly and understand others before blaming them. It also reflects humanity and justice together. Law is not just strict rulesâit also considers feelings, mindset, and truth behind actions.