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Completar Frases Fill in the Blanks: Exploring Legal StudiesVersión en línea Test your knowledge of legal studies concepts by filling in the blanks! por Tegan Arora 1 invalidated judges governments law precedents common statute Ratio decidendi decisions Common = the that make based on their interpretation of constitutional , , and other laws . These common laws become ? ? that other judges from LOWER COURTS must follow . This is called ( Latin for reason for the decision ) . Often common law precedents are legislated into statute law where agree with them or are by statute law when governments disagree with them . 2 Inquisitorial plaintiff exception inquiry coroner's jury Australia Adversarial truth defence judge prosecution vs systems of trial Adversary = opponent Adversarial : Two parties in opposition : The who is trying to prove a case and the who is trying to disprove a case ( civil ) or raise reasonable doubt ( criminal ) An impartial or decides on the case follows this . Inquisitorial : Judge who seeks the by conducting an into the case There are two sides , the plaintiff / and the defence but they play less of a role . Judge judy is inquisitorial Australian courts are adversarial , however the court is an . 3 institutions individuals rules conduct authority society created values ethics customs enforced Laws are the of imposed on a group to ensure acts consistently with its own , and . ? they are and by or with legal . 4 society legislature judges Customs International law rules law Common Law penalty referendum UN Constitutional Law Statute Law ( AKA precedent ) : made by ( judiciary ) ( AKA legislation ) : Made by state ( NSW ) or Federal ( Commonwealth law ) ( parliament ) : Laws made based on the constitution and can only be changed through a . : Made by the international community of countries in intergovernmental organisations such as the ) they can influence our own laws as they create international standards which other countries are pressured to follow . , and law Customs : Established patterns of behaviour among that have social consequences for not being met Rules : Directions for how to act which have some authority and some form of internal for not being met Laws : Legal rules of society enforced by the legal system with a legally binding penalty .

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Fill in the Blanks: Exploring Legal StudiesVersión en línea

Test your knowledge of legal studies concepts by filling in the blanks!

invalidated judges governments law precedents common statute Ratio decidendi decisions

Common = the that make based on their interpretation of constitutional , , and other laws . These common laws become ? ? that other judges from LOWER COURTS must follow . This is called ( Latin for reason for the decision ) . Often common law precedents are legislated into statute law where agree with them or are by statute law when governments disagree with them .

Inquisitorial plaintiff exception inquiry coroner's jury Australia Adversarial truth defence judge prosecution

vs systems of trial Adversary = opponent Adversarial : Two parties in opposition : The who is trying to prove a case and the who is trying to disprove a case ( civil ) or raise reasonable doubt ( criminal ) An impartial or decides on the case follows this . Inquisitorial : Judge who seeks the by conducting an into the case There are two sides , the plaintiff / and the defence but they play less of a role . Judge judy is inquisitorial Australian courts are adversarial , however the court is an .

institutions individuals rules conduct authority society created values ethics customs enforced

Laws are the of imposed on a group to ensure acts consistently with its own , and . ? they are and by or with legal .

society legislature judges Customs International law rules law Common Law penalty referendum UN Constitutional Law Statute Law

( AKA precedent ) : made by ( judiciary ) ( AKA legislation ) : Made by state ( NSW ) or Federal ( Commonwealth law ) ( parliament ) : Laws made based on the constitution and can only be changed through a . : Made by the international community of countries in intergovernmental organisations such as the ) they can influence our own laws as they create international standards which other countries are pressured to follow . , and law Customs : Established patterns of behaviour among that have social consequences for not being met Rules : Directions for how to act which have some authority and some form of internal for not being met Laws : Legal rules of society enforced by the legal system with a legally binding penalty .

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invalidated judges governments law precedents common statute Ratio decidendi decisions

Inquisitorial plaintiff exception inquiry coroner's jury Australia Adversarial truth defence judge prosecution

institutions individuals rules conduct authority society created values ethics customs enforced

society legislature judges Customs International law rules law Common Law penalty referendum UN Constitutional Law Statute Law

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