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Describe the Difference between legal and non legal rules

A legal rule's different to a non legal rule because legal rules require a court to determine the outcome and are made by a law making body, while non legal rules are made by private groups or individuals. They are NOT punished through court

Discuss one reason society requires laws.

Laws are required to protect our society and set the guidelines of what is acceptable behaviour

List 5 characteristics of an effective law

An effective law must be


-known to the public


-accepted by the community


-stable


-able to be changed


-able to be enforced

Why is it necessary for a law to be stable, but able to be changed?

Laws need to be stable, but able to be changed because our society is constantly changing, and a law in place 50 years ago may not suit societies views now. eg. gay marriage



what are the two different types of law

criminal and civil

what is the main aim of criminal law

To Apprehend, prosecute and punish

List 5 different examples of of criminal law

crimes against a person


crimes against property


crimes against morality


crimes against the state


crimes against the legal system

What is the main aim of civil law

the main aim of civil law is to treturn te person whose rights have been infringed back to their original position



List 5 different examples of civil law

Tort Law


Family Law


Industrial and workplace Law


Consumer Law


Property Law

What is the main difference between civil and criminal law

Criminal law protects the community and maintains peace, while civil law is returning a person whose rights have been infringed back to their original position