A more thorough explanation:

de pace et roberia

De pace et roberia is a type of criminal appeal that was used in the past for cases of robbery and breach of the peace.

If someone stole something from you or caused a disturbance in the community, you could use de pace et roberia to appeal to the court for justice.

For example, if a group of people robbed a store and caused chaos in the process, the store owner could use de pace et roberia to seek legal action against the robbers.

Another example would be if someone was causing a disturbance in the neighborhood by being loud and disruptive, the neighbors could use de pace et roberia to appeal to the court to stop the person from causing further disturbances.

These examples illustrate how de pace et roberia was used in the past to address criminal acts that involved robbery and breach of the peace.