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    Sources of Law Notes

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    Sources of Law Constitutional Law (Federal and State) Statutory Law at the Federal Level Statutory Law at the State Level Local Laws of Cities‚ Countries and Towns Common Law Court Decisions-provide interpretation or clarification of the law stare decis Custom Federal Court U.S. is a party Federal question-arising under federal law Diversity of Citizenship Jeff Bauman v. Dzhokar Tsarnaev – Civil or Criminal? If Jeff Bauman was to sue‚ it would be a civil case because the individual

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    SOURCES OF INTERNATIONAL LAW In a democratic government‚ the laws are established by a body of legislature. This means the legislative arm of government is responsible for the making of laws for the state (country) while in a military regime laws are established by a decree. However‚ the sources of IL are different from that of the state since the laws are derived from the agreements signed by the states involved and not an act of the legislatives function. Therefore‚ what are the sources of IL?

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    “Because your childhood is over and it is time to grow into a woman.” Which led to the merciless act of willingly breaking and forcefully binding a girl’s foot at a ripe young age to the length of three inches‚ no longer than the length of a deck of cards. Woman who were seen inferior to men‚ were treated as objects exchanged in marriage for business or to tie two families together. They were expected to follow society’s rules‚ foot binding being one of these rules to increase the value of a female. During

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    until Scot Harvath gets to the bottom of it. In the Foreign Influence‚ a bombing takes place on a bus full of art students and a hit-and-run occurs in Chicago and the CIA thinks that the two incidents are somehow affiliated with each other. The Terrorist group of Al-Qaeda is behind these two incidents and won’t stop until the U.S. is under their control. To put up with Al-Qaeda‚ the CIA puts Scot Harvath‚ along with some other CIA operatives‚ up to the task of investigating the crimes. Scot Harvath

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    The ESSAY on topic : “Sources of WTO Law” By Julia Tkachenko The discussions of the sources of international law usually begin with a reference to Article 38 (1) of the Statute of International Court of Justice. The discussion of WTO sources shall not be an exception. It is also based on such an article‚ but is characterized in more specialistic narrow way. WTO law sources include: 1)WTO Agreements; 2)International custom; 3)The general principles of law; 4)Judical decisions (the reports

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    ------------------------------------------------- Sources of international law ------------------------------------------------- Sources of international law refers to where states‚ organizations‚ individuals and courts can find principles of international law.  One broadly accepted definition of sources of international law includes Article 38 of the ICJ Treaty.  According to this article‚ theInternational Court of Justice shall apply the following sources of law‚ ranked in order of precedence:      a

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    Sources of Contemporary Australian law Common law British origins‚ including: Development of common law The Australian legal system developed from the legal system of Britain‚ which was brought to Australia as part of the process of Britain setting up a colony in Australia‚ beginning in the year 1788 with the arrival of the First Fleet. Therefore‚ in order to determine the nature and development of the Australian legal system‚ it is necessary to investigate its British origins. The common law

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    Sources of Criminal Law.

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    Sources of Criminal Law. Statute/”The Book” vs. Common Law/Case Law A statute is a codified rule or written form of law. A statute identifies a particular rule of law or condition of a particular state or government. Each State has its own constitution; the states constitution and its laws are considered statutes. Generally‚ statutes are named through numbers or codes. Example: In Illinois‚ the definition of a forcible felony is found under : 720 ILCS 5/2-8. 720 is the criminal code‚ ILCS

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    Binding Contract

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    Law assignment Name: Chang Jun Han Student ID Number: Identification card number : Group : Lecturer’s name: The issue in this case deals with invatition to treat ‚ offer ‚ counter-offer ‚ conditional acceptance and acceptance . It also deals with the elements of valid contract. General rule for a binding contract is an offer and an acceptance of the proposal. There must be effective communication to the proposer. It is very important to differeciate a proposal from an invitation to

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    Sources of Law in Mauritius

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    minimum of five years to a maximum of fifteen years. She sentenced him to undergo the minimum of five years penal servitude. The Appellant appealed against his sentence initially on the following two grounds: “1. 2. The sentence is one which is imposed by law as mandatory as such is against the principle of our constitution. The sentence is manifestly harsh and excessive.” An additional ground was subsequently added as follows: “The minimum penalty of five years penal servitude provided by Section

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