| SUI | ____ iuris: in Roman law, having free men's rights |
| COMMUNICATIO | A sharing, making common, eg iuris vel damni, of right or wrong |
| OPTIVE | Appointed by an interested party, in Roman law |
| INJURE | 'Harm', as in Roman law (6) |
| LEGISLATION | Support is nothing in Roman law as a whole |
| BIGAMY | In law, having two spouses at the same time (6) |
| ONOATH | In law, having sworn to tell the truth, usually with one's hand on the Bible (2,4) |
| ANGST | In existentialism, the general human anxiety of having free will (5) |
| CASUALLY | Conservative in guise of upper-class friend having free and easy manner (8) |
| ANCIENT | Law: having existed since before the time of legal memory (7) |
| RAWDEAL | Reform law having read the unfair terms (3,4) |
| RIDICULE | Mock law, having one upsetting detectives |
| LEISURE | The French one, safe, having free time (7) |
| LEISURED | Having free time, perhaps idle about? Yup! (8) |
| IDLING | I would fish, having free time (6) |
| LOOSEN | Relax, having free gin at the end |
| INRE | Having free rein with regard to the matter (2,2) |
| WENTSOUTH | "Any thoughts I had of having 'free time' quickly ___ ..." |
| DREAMER | One having free picture show is no realist (7) |
| ATLEISURE | Having free time (2,7) |
