The workplace of a public legal official is a public office. It has a long and recognized history. The workplace has its starting point in the common foundations of old Rome. Public authorities, called copyist, in other words, recorders, rose in rank from being simple recorders of realities and legal procedures, copiers and typographers to a learned calling noticeable in private and public undertakings. Some were super durable authorities appended to the Senate and courtrooms whose obligations were to record public procedures, interpret state papers, supply justices with authoritative documents, and register the announcements and decisions of judges.