What was the law of Roman occupation?

The law of Roman occupation, often referred to as "ius gentium" or the law of nations, governed the legal framework for territories conquered by Rome. This body of law allowed Romans to assert control over foreign lands while also recognizing certain rights of local populations. It included provisions for the administration of justice, property rights, and the treatment of conquered peoples. Roman occupation laws aimed to integrate these territories into the Roman legal system while maintaining stability and order.