Legal Principles Quiz

In Common law, Judges are more like investigators

• Judges are more like investigators

• Judges are rather arbiters

• Judges are more like guides

In Civil law, Judges are more like investigators

• Judges are more like investigators

• Judges are rather arbiters

• Judges are more like guides

In Common law, Freedom of contract is very extensive

• Freedom of contract is very extensive

• Contracts follow sophisticated models

• Contracts do not be negotiated

In Civil law, Freedom of contract is very extensive

• Freedom of contract is very extensive

• Contracts follow sophisticated models

• Contracts do not be negotiated

In Common law, Judges ask questions and demand evidence

• Judges ask questions and demand evidence

• Lawyers ask questions of witnesses and demand the production of evidence

• Lawyers are arbiters

In Civil law, Judges ask questions and demand evidence

• Judges ask questions and demand evidence

• Lawyers ask questions of witnesses and demand the production of evidence

• Lawyers are arbiters

Constitutional law regulates all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

• all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

• the activity of public authority

• the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

Administrative law regulates all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

• all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

• the activity of public authority

• the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

Criminal procedural law regulates all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

• all legal relationships concerned with the state and law

• the activity of public authority

• the activity of investigation authorities, prosecuting authority, and the court in legislative proceedings in criminal matters

Criminal law focuses on legal relations between individuals in the context of the family

• legal relations between individuals in the context of the family

• behaviours that are sanctioned under the criminal code and defined as illegal

• protecting the rights of inventors, authors, and businesses to their tangible and intangible creations, inventions, and symbols