Law
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- Created on: 17-04-15 12:31
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- Legal Systems
- Definition
- Law is a system of rules laid down by a body or persons, with power or authority of the state to make and enforce the law.
- Primary and secondary rules. Hart.
- Primary -make law. Secondary apply & interpret.
- Legal system creates, applys and interprets law.
- Civil and common law systems
- Common
- from 1066 William the conquerer ,court decisions, case law,
- Stare decisis, stand by decisions. Case Precedent
- 1154 Henry ll unified court system
- 1772 Independence
- Ireland, Northern Ireland Assembly Northern Ireland Act 1998
- Inquisitorial
- from 1066 William the conquerer ,court decisions, case law,
- Common
- Civil and common law systems
- Sources of law
- Civil & Common
- Civil Law
- Private , personal Injury, contract, tort
- 1603 JamesVl
- Execution Charles l 1649 England & Scotland seperate
- Union with Scotland Act 1706
- Holyrood 2004
- Union with Scotland Act 1706
- Execution Charles l 1649 England & Scotland seperate
- 1603 JamesVl
- Private , personal Injury, contract, tort
- Common
- from 1066 William the conquerer ,court decisions, case law,
- Stare decisis, stand by decisions. Case Precedent
- 1154 Henry ll unified court system
- 1772 Independence
- Ireland, Northern Ireland Assembly Northern Ireland Act 1998
- Inquisitorial
- from 1066 William the conquerer ,court decisions, case law,
- Civil Law
- Civil & Common
- Definition
- civil law system of codes
- specific codes basic rights & duties, binding, no judge made law, separate courts
- Civil and common law systems
- Adversarial
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