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    CONCEPT INTRODUCTION 2 CHAPTER 1.Definition and origin of the word "term" 4 CHAPTER 2. Anglo-saxon law system 6 2.1. Statutory Law and Common Law 6 2.2 The origin of the Common Law 7 2.2.1 Formation of the Anglo-American legal system 8 CHAPTER 3. English legal terminology 10 3.1. Latin borrowings in Anglo-Saxon law terminology 11 3.3. French borrowings in Anglo-Saxon Law terminology 13 3.4 The terminology of English origin. 16 3.5. Comparative analysis of the lexical structure of English and

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    Should natural law be recognized by the Courts of Canada? Should the Supreme Court of Justice‚ the highest the level of court in Canada‚ allow natural law to be part of the decisions they make in their rulings? In Canada‚ Legal Law is used to settle private and public disputes and also for the sentencing of criminals. Committing a crime is against the law‚ which would mean that the person who committed the offence would need to serve the punishment unless it were special situations‚ such as duress

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    OF CYBER LAW I– Why and what of cyber law? Cyber law‚ or the law dealing with cyber-space‚ popularly called ‘internet’ or ‘net’‚ is the buzz word today in law school curriculums and across the generation of old lawyers across the world. Why? Because this is more to do with technology rather than law alone. Imagine a law providing definition of ‘meta tag’‚ something which any computing geek can tell you. Then the law defining an ISP. Sounds hilarious and then absurd. Why should the law attempt

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    Do Judges Make Law

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    judge-made law is a law rooted in a judiciary decision‚ not an act of legislation made by lawmakers or a regulation created by a government agency with the legal authority to do so. The collective body of judge-made laws in a nation is also known as case law. Many nations allow judges to set legal precedents when making high court decisions‚ adding to the body of law in a nation and providing new interpretation of existing laws. Lower courts do not have the authority to make judge-made law. Only judges

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    Laws are one of the most important parts in the life of a human today and they have been for many centuries. They decide what people in that region can or cannot do and if you break a law you get punishment‚ sometimes a fine‚ sometimes a jail sentence‚ and sometimes you can even get put on death row. But do citizens have to follow a law if it is unjust? In the play‚ Inherit the Wind by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee‚ this occurred‚ Bertram Cates‚ a public school teacher in Hillsboro‚ Tennessee

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    Part A: Media Report Analysis A) Identify aspects of the media that relate to the law. (2 Marks) The article reports on Lance Armstrong who is famous cyclist that use performances-enhancing drugs to bring his career to a successful. Criminal law US Anti-Doping Agency was published a report saying that he is a liar‚ it is because US Anti-Doping Agency found evidence saying that he is using performance-enhancing drugs during his tournament of cyclist . But‚ he keeps defending himself from using performance-enhancing

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    of Negligence case study The law of contract: a contract is a legally binding agreement‚ its a promise between two or more to parties with certain things‚each party must fulfill there promises if one of them don’t fulfill there promise then the contract is breached (VOID). The law of tort: A tort is a civil wrong in the sens that is committed against an individual‚ tort is compensated by a sum of money called “DAMAGES”. Contract laws and tort laws share many similarities. At the

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    Although antitrust laws are good for the market‚ as in the instance with the federal government’s use of the Sherman Act against AT&T‚ which led to a communication revolution‚ there are a couple of issues concerning antitrust laws. The first is issue is the interpretive nature of the federal and state government laws. The Sherman Act‚ The Federal Trade Commission Act‚ and the Clayton Act are federal statutes written in general language rather than exact verbiage on code of conduct. In the case

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    CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY ANALYSIS OF EX POST FACTO LAW ------------------------------------------------- CONSTITUTIONAL LAW- I ------------------------------------------------- ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The present project on the topic ‘Analysis of Ex post fact laws’ has been able to get its final shape with the support and help of people from various quarters. My sincere thanks go to all the members without whom the study could not have come to its present state. I am proud

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    Roman Law Tutorial Essay

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    a source of law for Roman Law Name: Kristina Azzopardi I.D. card: 492895 M Roman law is the legal system of Ancient Rome and it is a rather primitive law as it dates back to hundreds of years B.C. mainly because Rome was founded in B.C. 753. During this period‚ law was customary rather than enacted however it was developed because the Emperor Justinian felt that an organised society was essential and that laws should not remain scattered‚ and in fact‚ what today is called ‘law’ is a result

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