[LEGHIS] Common Law

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What are the similarities between England and the Philippines

  • Both colonized by a foreign European power, which centralized the administration of justice

  • Feudalism was introduced

  • Christianity as a source of law

  • Law is in a foreign language

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What was the book of laws in Spanish canon law

Hispana

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What was the law for international trade in the medieval period

Law Merchant

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What are examples of the English concept of equity

  • Clean hands

  • Good faith

  • Full disclosure of hidden facts

  • Fair dealing

  • Eequality

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What kind of legal culture did American puritanism produce

  • Individual accountability

  • Suspicion of discretion

  • Insistence on rigid rules

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How is Puritanism manifested in the law of torts in the US

  • Contributory negligence

  • Assumption of risk

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Define contributory negligence

If you’re partly to blame for your own injury, you can’t recover damages

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Define assumption of risk

If you take a risky job, you have to live with all the dangers that come with it

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How did Puritanism inform criminal law

  • Offenders treated impersonally, so they hated probation and juvenile justice

  • Crime seen as a moral choice — if you do evil, you’re an evil person