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    notions of law, law of man and law of the divine. Though there are opinions as to which of the two is the most powerful, the text supports the divine law as being the most influential law in the characters’ lives. Consequences the character’s face when disobeying the divines will and the faith they have in divine law all make clear that divine law is the supreme form of law in this text. Divine law is what many of the citizen’s feel is the most significant law, the law they feel…

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    Noise By-Law and Firearm Law Noise By-Law • A by- law by which was created to limit the number of disturbances around the City of Oshawa (City of Oshawa). No one shall ring any bell, blow any horn, shout, or make any unusual or disturbing noise (City of Oshawa). • Passed on October 4th,1982 (City of Oshawa). • If the law is contravened in anyway, there will be a $5000 fine for each offence. • Its area of law is by-law (City of Oshawa). • Connection to the charter rights: This by-law, so has no…

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    property rights being subjected to uniform laws is a compelling argument, but I don’t think it is a realistic one. It sounds like an ideal situation where no matter what country you are in, you know what to expect. Honestly, I think it might be impossible or at least would take years to successfully carry out. There are too many differences in the laws across the nation and some countries may have to change their current laws to comply with uniform laws causing more work. Different treatment…

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    Unjust Law Research Paper

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    Is it just to break an unjust law? It is just to break an unjust law if it is morally wrong. Doing it in your own belief demonstrates the power behind the act to break an unjust law. Laws that may be appealing to the government might not be appealing to people who oppose them. Doing what's morally right is better than following an unjust law. Standing up to unjust laws shows moxie. I support breaking an unjust law because it takes real guts to actually do it. Three examples of this can be…

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    Elements Of Scots Law

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    of Great Britain’. Scots law is a legal system which includes elements of civil law and common law. Scots law is based on several sources of law: the legislation or statute law, a written enactment of legal rules passed by the Parliament; the common law: judicial precedent, institutional writings and custom. Legislation is the primary source of Scots law and it is decided and approved by the parliamentary will. There are three sources of legislation binding in Scots law: - European legislation -…

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    Filipino Law Case Study

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    Discussion Point: I would like the class to discuss how the ambiguity in laws were used to control the legal rights of Filipinos and Filipino identification through court rulings that were dependent on a judge’s subjective interpretation of the laws. Supporting Paragraph: This is an important topic to talk about because judges are responsible for interpreting the law and applying the laws equally to everyone. Laws like Naturalization have ambiguity in them so that judges can exercise discretion…

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    The Australian Consumer Law (ACL) is Australia’s national consumer law, replacing previous consumer protection laws in the Commonwealth, states and territories. The ACL applies at the Commonwealth level and in each state and territory. Under the ACL, there are nine consumer guarantees that apply to new and used motor vehicles sold to a consumer: 1. Suppliers and manufacturers guarantee that motor vehicles are of acceptable quality 2. A supplier guarantees that motor vehicles will be…

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    the public. The law enforcement personnel tasks require maintaining peace, protecting life and property, crime and terrorist activity prevention, detecting and apprehending law violators, and law enforcement. Law enforcement officer’s role concept bases presumed behavioral types compounded with expectations and impressions that have an end result. There are eight influences in law enforcement such as democracy, occupational culture, ethics, training and socialization, technology, laws, and…

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    In Beck, the Court of Appeals interpreted New York vehicle and Traffic Law (NYVTL) 463(2)(ff)(“the Modification Law”) to provide a dealer with a private right of action to “challenge a modification and places on a franchisor the burden of proving that such modification is fair and not prohibited.” 27 N.Y. 3d at 393. In furtherance of the legislative intent, to counter the unequal will of the manufacturer, the Modification Law contemplates legal action prior to the cause of the negative…

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    Law has a wide range of definitions. It is not restricted by the law set by an official party. Law is implemented everywhere even in our homes between our families. Law has been defined as “a rule of human conduct, imposed upon and enforced among the members of a given state” (Yadugiri and Bhasker 2005). Law is related to the existence of a society, and the existence of a man within that society is what enforces the law (Mansour 2010). According to that, law is playing a significant part in the…

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