Definition and importance of Legislation

A written regulation established by state institutions or authorized officials and generally binding is the definition of . . .

• Legislation

• Power

• Governor

• The Unitary State

Rights mean. . .

• everything we must do

• everything we deserve to get.

• everything we must ignore

• everything we must buy

Obligation means . . .

• everything we must do.

• everything we must get.

• everything we deserve to get.

• everything we must ignore.

Written regulations made by authorized institutions is called

• house rules

• statutory regulations

• norms

• obligation

The laws and regulations are usually compulsory. What does it mean?

Which one is not the characteristics of Legislation?

• it is written

• done as we like

• formed by state institutions or authorized officials

• containing generally binding rules of conduct

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• creating order in society,

• realize justice in society

• guaranteeing legal certainty in social relations in society,

• bring benefits to people's lives

• creating chaotic condition in society

Legislation generally contains . . . ( click the correct options)

• orders for doing something in everyday life.

• all the things we can do as we like

• prohibitions to do everything in our life.

• prohibitions for not doing something in everyday life.

what does this traffic sign mean?

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