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Crucigrama Legal studiesVersión en línea topic one por Tegan Arora 1 are the rules of conduct imposed on a group to ensure society acts consistently with its own customs, ethics and values. 2 laws made by judges (judiciary) 3 Made by state (NSW law) or Federal (Commonwealth law) legislature (parliament) 4 Laws made based on the constitution and can only be changed through a referendum. 5 Made by the international community of countries in intergovernmental organisations such as the UN) they can influence our own laws as they create international standards which other countries are pressured to follow. 6 Established patterns of behaviour among society that have social consequences for not being met 7 Directions for how to act which have some authority and some form of internal penalty for not being met 8 Over time, some customs are so ingrained in society they become an integral part of the society's laws. This is referred to as _____ Law 9 The standards of behaviour in society that set out what is right and what is wrong. No legal punishments for not following 10 rules or standards governing behaviour of a person or members of a profession. They are usually based on morals and values of society. You can be punished for not meeting 11 This means that all people are to be treated equally and given the same opportunities despite their personal differences. 12 you need to pass a merit test to obtain this 13 Is the absence of rules, laws and government regulations in chaos and disorder. There is NO law enforcement who is capacble to enforce laws OR they apply the law unfairly or unqually. Therefore, the rule of law no longer exists. 14 Is when a single leader holds absolute and unlimited power within a state. The leader is usually ABOVE THE LAW and uses it against the people. Therefore, the rule of law NO longer exists. 15 the reason for the decision latin word 16 he decisions that judges make based on their interpretation of constitutional, statute, and other common laws. Another word for common law 17 = opponent 18 the system of trial in australia which as two parties in opposition 19 The authority of a court to hear a matter for the first time a type of jurisdiction 20 The authority of a court to review matters on appeal from another court . another type of jurisdiction 10 2 15 11 9 19 8 4 3 14 1 18 20 17 16 13 7 12 6 1 The body which makes statute laws in a legal system. there are 2 types of these 2 Which makes statute laws for all of Australia - a type of parliament 3 Which makes statute laws that only apply in NSW - a type of parliament 4 needed to change the constitution 1 4 3 2

Crucigrama

Legal studiesVersión en línea

topic one

por Tegan Arora

are the rules of conduct imposed on a group to ensure society acts consistently with its own customs, ethics and values.

laws made by judges (judiciary)

Made by state (NSW law) or Federal (Commonwealth law) legislature (parliament)

Laws made based on the constitution and can only be changed through a referendum.

Made by the international community of countries in intergovernmental organisations such as the UN) they can influence our own laws as they create international standards which other countries are pressured to follow.

Established patterns of behaviour among society that have social consequences for not being met

Directions for how to act which have some authority and some form of internal penalty for not being met

Over time, some customs are so ingrained in society they become an integral part of the society's laws. This is referred to as _____ Law

The standards of behaviour in society that set out what is right and what is wrong. No legal punishments for not following

rules or standards governing behaviour of a person or members of a profession. They are usually based on morals and values of society. You can be punished for not meeting

This means that all people are to be treated equally and given the same opportunities despite their personal differences.

you need to pass a merit test to obtain this

Is the absence of rules, laws and government regulations in chaos and disorder. There is NO law enforcement who is capacble to enforce laws OR they apply the law unfairly or unqually. Therefore, the rule of law no longer exists.

Is when a single leader holds absolute and unlimited power within a state. The leader is usually ABOVE THE LAW and uses it against the people. Therefore, the rule of law NO longer exists.

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Legal studiesVersión en línea

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are the rules of conduct imposed on a group to ensure society acts consistently with its own customs, ethics and values.

laws made by judges (judiciary)

Made by state (NSW law) or Federal (Commonwealth law) legislature (parliament)

Laws made based on the constitution and can only be changed through a referendum.

Made by the international community of countries in intergovernmental organisations such as the UN) they can influence our own laws as they create international standards which other countries are pressured to follow.

Established patterns of behaviour among society that have social consequences for not being met

Directions for how to act which have some authority and some form of internal penalty for not being met

Over time, some customs are so ingrained in society they become an integral part of the society's laws. This is referred to as _____ Law

The standards of behaviour in society that set out what is right and what is wrong. No legal punishments for not following

rules or standards governing behaviour of a person or members of a profession. They are usually based on morals and values of society. You can be punished for not meeting

This means that all people are to be treated equally and given the same opportunities despite their personal differences.

you need to pass a merit test to obtain this

Is the absence of rules, laws and government regulations in chaos and disorder. There is NO law enforcement who is capacble to enforce laws OR they apply the law unfairly or unqually. Therefore, the rule of law no longer exists.

Is when a single leader holds absolute and unlimited power within a state. The leader is usually ABOVE THE LAW and uses it against the people. Therefore, the rule of law NO longer exists.

the reason for the decision latin word

he decisions that judges make based on their interpretation of constitutional, statute, and other common laws. Another word for common law

= opponent

the system of trial in australia which as two parties in opposition

The authority of a court to hear a matter for the first time a type of jurisdiction

The authority of a court to review matters on appeal from another court . another type of jurisdiction

The body which makes statute laws in a legal system. there are 2 types of these

Which makes statute laws for all of Australia - a type of parliament

Which makes statute laws that only apply in NSW - a type of parliament

needed to change the constitution