Law test 1 missing (Feudal system (travelling judges & stare decisis) Cartes | Quizlet

Rules put in place to live in a fair and equal society, enforced by law

What are laws ?

To avoid chaos and danger, the goal of laws are for justice and fair and equal treatment.

Why are laws important ? goal of laws

Debate and vote on the amended version of the bill

Third Reading

Recognized as first written & Codified Laws, Set of 282 written case laws, Included Punishment of offence were clear and uniform, introduced idea of retribution ex: eye for eye , and restitution (payment to victim)

Hammurabi's code

They also had to perform jury duty ( origin of jury )

Ancient Athens

-Law should not only rely on a Judge to intererat

- 12 tables served as Ancient Romes code of consideration modern Laws they were updated

- As laws became more complex consulting legal experts adviser : ( Lawyers ) became common origin

Ancient Rome:

- Greatly influenced Western society because there were laws about everything

- All laws written in one place , Innocent until proven guilty

Updated through time to protect all .

Justinians Code

- Based on equality and justice was written simply for all to understand

Napoleonic code

Hammurabi's Code

Greek Law (ancient athens)

Roman Law (ancient rome)

Justinian's Code

Napoleonic law

Name in order the time line of different laws

Early British law god would determine a person's guilt or innocence

-Trial by ordeal

- Trial by helping

- Trial by water

-Trial by combat

Influences on Canadian Law

1) Introduction and First Reading 2) Second Reading

3) Committee Stage 4) Report Stage 5) Third Reading

Bill sent to other chamber same process repeated

Royal Assent is given by the Governor General or of his / her deputies bill receives Royal Assent after passed by both Houses

Law Making process and roles of elected officials

Reading title Bill printed receives number

Introduction and First Reading

Debate and vote on the principle of the bill

Second Reading

Bill studied clause by clause . Relevant parliamentary committee examines bill

Committee Stage

Relevant parliamentary committee reports amended bill Amendments considered and voted on

Report Stage

Defines rights duties ex makes theft illegal

Substanvie law example

Public ( relationship between gov and ppl) ex tax law tell you pay gov

branchs:

criminal ex : police charge someone with crime

Constitutional ( rights under constitution & giv power) ex court checks law breaks free speech rights

Administrative ( regulates decisions made by gov) ex appeal gov decision

Public law and its branchs ex for each

Civil law ( deal wih disputes between private parties) ex: lawsuit for unpaid rent landlord tenant

Branches:

Tort (covers civil wrongs that cause harm) ex: someone sliped and fell one wet floor of your store

Property (deals with ownership amd use of property) ex disputes over ownership of land

Labor ( regulates relationship between employers and employees) ex: minimum wage

Family ex : who child lives with

Contract ex; someone breaks contract

Private/ civil law and its branchs ex for each and def

Set process for how legal process works ex rule you get trial

Procedural law ex

King Henry II appointed travelling. judges All decisions recorded, origin of common Law. Brought about " Stare decisis " meaning " to stand by on earlier decision "

Feudal System

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