WorksheetsBL Chapter 1.1 and 1.2
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Law that is based on current standards or customs.
Positive Law
Common Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Law dictated by a sovereign or higher authority.
Positive Law
Common Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Law that deals with the private legal rights of an individual.
Positive Law
Common Law
Civil Law
Criminal Law
Laws that conflict with a constitution.
Constitutional
Unconstitutional
Stare Decisis
Statute
Laws created by amending a constitution are considered
Constitutional
Unconstitutional
Stare Decisis
Statute
Enforceable rules of conduct in society.
Equity
Laws
Code
Revenge
A group of laws in organized form.
Laws
Code
Precedent
Injunction
An order that prevents something from being done.
Laws
Code
Injunction
Precedent
Using prior cases as a guide for deciding similar new cases.
Laws
Code
Injunction
Precedent
The laws, or enforceable rules of conduct in society, do not reflect the culture and circumstances that create them.
TRUE
FALSE
Laws in this country are created only at he federal and state levels of government.
TRUE
FALSE
In the US today, law courts and equity courts generally are merged.
TRUE
FALSE
How many stages do most societies go through in forming their legal systems?
1
2
3
4
In reference to Stages in the Growth of law, the first stage would be for an individual to take revenge for wrongs done to them.
TRUE
FALSE
The two systems of law in use today are:
Common Law and US Law
Common Law and Positive Law
Common Law and Roman Civil Law
Common Law and English Civil Law
