The group in the roman government responsible for interpreting laws and judging cases was called
a.
the consul,
c.
the assembly of centuries
b.
the praetors
d.
the senate

b.  the praetors

Explanation:

A praetor (in Latin, praetor) was a Roman magistrate whose rank was immediately below that of consul. Its main function was to administer justice in the in iure phase, to grant interdicts, restitutiones in integrum and other judicial functions, in addition it was endowed with the ius edicendi. Other functions were to summon the Senate and the elections, to promulgate laws, to govern provinces and to command armies. This charge, called pretura, was created in the year 367 a. C. by the Sexties and Licenses Laws. From its creation until the year 241 a. C. there was only one charge of praetor in Rome, in charge of organizing the processes. In this year, another was created to protect foreigners. Its number was growing at the same time that Rome was conquering new territories. In spite of the number of praetors, this magistrature was not collegial, since not all had the same competitions and these were drawn. They were invested with imperium and ius auspiciorum maius.

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just like you man, i personally think its either c or d

explanation:

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