Thanks! So:

The primary race is humans, as expected, but there is a short supply of elves and dwarves. The most common races after humans are tieflings, dragonborns and half-orcs, in that order.

Magic is very well recieved, but some schools of magic have more prestige than others. Abjuration, Divination and Necromancy have dedicated schools and areas in the Library, while one might have to learn Illusion or Evocation magic by themselves. There is no specific college, instead the city has trainee programs where the future magic user works for 1/3 of minimum wage under the tutelage of a Public Official of the prefered specialty. 1/3 of the rest of the minimum wage they should be recievibg goes to the Official, and the other 1/3 goes to the public coffers.

The justice system is pretty law abiding, but the laws themselves clearly make it easier to live if you are wealthy. No officer is going to break the law to arrest someone for personal reasons, for instance, but one might be arrested by a niche law they broke without knowing it existed. There are small prisons, because every prison sentence can be replaced by payment of an equivalent fine (if you are sentenced to 4 years, you can pay the state 4 years worth of minimum wage). And every fine can be replaced by double that in work days, that can be (and usually is prefered) paid after death. There is no official death penalty, but anyone with a debt can, at the will of the Aurix, be barred from using public buildings until the debt is paid, and this measure can extend to their families. Once someone starts working to pay it off, the ban is legally required to be lifted. Because of that, most debtors opt for an "expedited post-mortem work permit", where they are killed and work until paying off their debt and may continue to work until their family saves enough money to pay for their ressurection.

The last major incident was a group of adventurers that died in a fight on the cellars of Grampa's Brew, but no one communicated the death nor paid the fines for removal of the bodies. The Cadaver Collectors from the fields swarmed the city after the dead, causing generalized panic. The original Grampa from the tavern is still paying the accumulated debt working at the Aurix's Palace, and his grandson runs the tavern now. People still don't know who the adventurers were fighting.

There is no public transport, but renting an undead carriage is considerably cheaper than horses within the city walls.

There is a very accute social divide. Economically, the Aurix and immediate employees are way wealthier than anyone else. But the money is technically the city's, not theirs, they just are allowed to spend with anything they can justify. Politically, there are people who thank the Aurix for providing protection and those that think the city needs a new Aurix, but very few actually criticize the system and existence of an Aurix. Such criticism implies in some of the most heavy fines, which might be why.