Customary Law

Legal research is not only about discovering how the law applies, it is also about determining how strong case is. Using legal research we are analyzing strength and weaknesses of client’s case, and using counteranalysis we determine how opponent can use weaknesses against us. In this paper we will establish why counteranalysis is important and why do we use it, when we use it and where we can apply it.

The Government’s main premise was that Indigenous people must be taught to waive their cultural responses, for example the law, in exchange for the white law, its protections and prosecutions (van Krieken 2012). Eventually resulting in Indigenous cultural traditions to be replaced with white traditions, such as living in towns, being employed and working, as well as following Christian beliefs and values (Ramsland 2004). By using the law it assisted in the assimilation progression. In order for the law to function successfully in reference to Indigenous people, the Government claimed that Indigenous people needed to be committed to the law, and submit themselves in it. To submit the Indigenous people into the law, Hasluck used two main notions. Firstly, displaying that if they submit themselves into the law that the law will protect them (van Krieken 2012). Secondly, showing that the law was equal to white people and Indigenous people. This notion demonstrated equality within the law for Indigenous people (van Krieken 2012). The government believed if they submitted themselves into the law he

Disputes must be resolved by the application of the law rather than by other means. This means that there must be a certainty of punishment for breaches of law –law cannot apply in certain circumstances, but not in others. By the same token, there should be punishment only for breaches of law- people should not be penalized except through the due process of law.

A variation of laws exist today in the United States that allow the protection of people rights, freedoms and wrongdoings.

Common law rights were guaranteed by the Magna Carta or Great Charter, which were affirmed in 1215 by King John. One did not have to be born into privilege to have common law rights, however, those who were had even more rights. There were times that the king and parliament disagreed as the “king claimed larger areas of power, leading to a bitter conflict between them.” according to Benedict (p. 1). The term “common law” means “…government protection against the encroachments of the rich and powerful,” according to Benedict (p. 2).

Citizens develop this law to satisfy their wants and fears as individuals in the society as citizens live by their common interest but this sense of fear as holds the society in place together. Municipals law is about formulation, developing tools that have strength in numbers, establishes that all of us work together. It is then defined how parts obey the whole, so the whole can be possible. Without a superior authoritative, we fall into isolation because we need the supreme who govern us of ‘what is right and forbid what is wrong’ or Superior to the inferior, meaning, the whole to the part or state to the individual, which gives respect of their existence as citizens and the state not about citizen’s being a creature of God.

Fall Commentary Assignment-LAWS 1000BProfessor: Stephen Tasson – TA: Noel Gondek Due Date: October 26, 2012

When running a business, the most common legal transactions you will be involved in is a business contract and despite what type of business a person runs, by having an understanding of contract law is a key to creating sound business agreement that will be enforceable legally incase a dispute arises (Find law).

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Criminal law is better known about in the U.S. than Civil Law because criminal activity is usually publicized at a result of it being news and a civil cases are of private matter.

Statutes are laws that are put into place by the legislature. Statutory law is applicable at the federal, state and local level. The laws can be a separate act or part of a code. Federal, State, and local Statutory Laws are used by school districts to guide decisions and ensure they are in legal compliance. This paper will examine IDEA (2004) and TEC §

Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine, has been a face of controversy since its establishment in 1969. It publicises opinions regarding highly provocative topics, these of which are often perceived as offensive due to focus on modern day taboos. On 7th January 2015, the publisher became the target of a ruthless terror attack at its offices in Paris. The suspects behind the incident were jihadists, Cherif and Said Kouachi. The brothers stormed into the building and executed 12 people, ranging from the caretaker of the premises, to the editor of the publication, Stephane Charbonnier. When the two were fleeing, witnesses who sought refuge on top of buildings nearby heard the brothers yelling, “We have

Custom is eroded by Statute and development of EU authority in 19th century customer responses of community, a court may be asked to give effect to a custom when giving judgement, must add

Several countries around the world continue to grapple with matters of Indigenous custom as law and modern criminal or other legal systems. For example, both Canada and the United States have instituted diversion courts for lesser criminal offences that can cater to Indigenous custom in terms of how an offender’s circumstances are seen to influence behaviour and how his or her Indigenous community of origin may assess a comparable crime or situation. Many cases are settled by community sentencing that includes cultural education, time with an elder or other reminders of how the offence is understood in customary law. A definite problem exists in variation as noted in Native American tribal and case law, diversion rules, and in customary provisions

And so it helps the Government in formulating suitable laws. In pursue its economic and social policies for e.g. law and legal propositions are not find or absolute. They are in the state of becoming. Accepted norms or principles whether statutory or as principle of justice, equity and good conscience are applied again and again to test its voracity or