Nature of Law 0.0 / 5 ? LawThe Nature of LawA2/A-levelAQA Created by: TabithaNash16Created on: 12-10-20 17:48 How do you define rules? one set of understood regulations or princibles governing conduct or procedure within an area 1 of 22 How do you define norms? system of rules which society recognises as the correct procedure (unspoken) 2 of 22 How do you define law? system of rules which a country or community recognises as regulating the actions of its members 3 of 22 Example of a rule... Only 5 years old and younger allowed in the baby park 4 of 22 Example of a norm... Not walking on tables in the classroom 5 of 22 Example of a law... Do not drink and drive 6 of 22 What does CPS stand for? Crown Prosecution Service 7 of 22 What are you found in civil law? You are found liable or not liable 8 of 22 What are you found in criminal law? You are found guilty or not guilty 9 of 22 What courts do you go to in civil law? County court High court 10 of 22 What courts do you go to in criminal law? Crown Court Majestrates Court 11 of 22 What is the dispute between in civil law? Dispute is between individuals 12 of 22 What is the dispute between in criminal law? Dispute is between the state and the person (defendant) 13 of 22 What are you charged with in civil law? you need to compensate the victim with money or an injunction 14 of 22 What are you charged with in criminal law? Prison Fine Community Service 15 of 22 What are you doing to someone in civil law? Sueing someone 16 of 22 What are you doing to someone in criminal law? Prosecuting someone 17 of 22 Who brings the case in civil law? the victim who has suffered damage etc brings evidence and the case 18 of 22 Who brings the case in criminal law? the state brings the case in criminal law 19 of 22 --- --- 20 of 22 What is the definition of strict liability? crimes which require no proof of mens rea in relation to one or more aspects of the actus reus 21 of 22 An example of strict liability... speeding 22 of 22
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