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Caesar believed he would face specific criminal charges if he disbanded his army
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Historical accounts indicate Julius Caesar believed he would face prosecution and conviction in Roman courts by his political enemies if he gave up his military command.

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history.stackexchange.com: What specifically did Caesar believe he would be charged ...
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Quotes Caesar stating that if he dismissed his army, he would have been condemned in court.
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en.wikipedia.org: Crossing the Rubicon
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Notes Caesar was ordered to disband his army and return, leading to his defiance.
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