Question

which outcome best explains how justinian’s codification affected the empire’s legal system? it replaced all roman traditions with new ones it encouraged regional variations in local customs it limited courts to religious authorities only it ensured more consistent application of laws

Explanation:

Justinian's codification (the Corpus Juris Civilis) aimed to organize and clarify Roman law. It did not replace all Roman traditions (first option is wrong), nor did it encourage regional variations (second option is wrong) or limit courts to religious authorities (third option is wrong). Instead, by compiling and standardizing laws, it ensured that laws were applied more consistently across the empire.

Answer:

It ensured more consistent application of laws