A good way to study - Law&Soc/Human Rights (2 Viewers)

[wrong_turn]

the convention of the rights of a child.

umm let me think.. i think you can apply it to the custody of a child in divorces. it is termed as in the best interests of the child this may be having the child having an opinion to what is to happen to them.

how can conventions be reflected onto our legal system?

 

[melsc]

convetions and treaties etc all are relected in dometic law by the enacting a piece of domestic legisation which outlines the requirements of the treaty/convention etc.

what is state soverignty?

 

[goan_crazy]

convetions and treaties etc all are relected in dometic law by the enacting a piece of domestic legisation which outlines the requirements of the treaty/convention etc.

what is state soverignty?

self governing nation that has power and control over its people and subjects

 

[melsc]

joe...question

 

[goan_crazy]

joe...question

sorry
what is self determination?

 

[manifestation]

sorry
what is self determination?

Omg i know this (i think) okay its where the people of the nation have the right to choose who they want as a government body/leader...its like a democratic society. Self-determination is a principle in international law that a people ought to be able to determine their own governmental forms and structure free from outside influence.

What is universal suffrage?? ( i hope i haven't asked that before )

 

[goan_crazy]

Omg i know this (i think) okay its where the people of the nation have the right to choose who they want as a government body/leader...its like a democratic society. Self-determination is a principle in international law that a people ought to be able to determine their own governmental forms and structure free from outside influence.

What is universal suffrage?? ( i hope i haven't asked that before )

universal suffrages been asked baby,
but the answer is the right for people to become full citizens of a nation e.g. the right to vote etc

edit: question: what is universal education?

 

[manifestation]

universal suffrages been asked baby,
but the answer is the right for people to become full citizens of a nation e.g. the right to vote etc

edit: question: what is universal education?

Oh sorry for asking the same question Oops!! But yeah what's the answer for yours i dont know But i'll make a guess is it when people have the right to an education???

Ummm i hope that's right

Next question:

What is Ratification???

 

[goan_crazy]

Oh sorry for asking the same question Oops!! But yeah what's the answer for yours i dont know But i'll make a guess is it when people have the right to an education???

Ummm i hope that's right

Next question:

What is Ratification???

raficitaion is when a nation ratifies a law into their domestic law
e.g. UNCROC in 1990 was ratified in Aust

next question what does CROC stand for

 

[monique66]

raficitaion is when a nation ratifies a law into their domestic law
e.g. UNCROC in 1990 was ratified in Aust

next question what does CROC stand for

umm...u can't exactly use the same word to describe what is being asked, so try something like 'ratification is where a country adopts an international treaty/convention into its own domestic law- making it applicable to all citizens within its jurisdiction.'

question: what DOES CROC stand for?

 

[goan_crazy]

umm...u can't exactly use the same word to describe what is being asked, so try something like 'ratification is where a country adopts an internation treaty/convention into its own domestic law- making it applicable to all citizens within its jurisdiction.'

question: what DOES CROC stand for?

Convention on the rights of the child
question: what does suffrage mean?

 

[Meldrum]

The right to vote.

Suffrage is a 1st generation, political right. Its often associated with universal suffrage, which is the right of all voting-age people to vote.

(Question for cool people watching Tree Friends: Who did harvey birdman fuck last night?)

What are the acceptable defences for murder?

 

[monique66]

What are the acceptable defences for murder?

That's a crime question mate...ask a new question

 

[melsc]

Complete or partial? Ill give u both -In NSW provocation is one, insainty, automatism, self defence, um substancial impairment of responsibility, necessity ...cant think right now wat else

Question explain the effect of the case Rv Blaue on causation.

 

[goan_crazy]

Question explain the effect of the case Rv Blaue on causation.

Blaue V. R.-(causation): Girl was stabbed & needed blood transfusion to stay alive. She refused due to religious reasons & died. Offender was charged with manslaughter. Was it the girl’s fault she died?

 

[manifestation]

Blaue V. R.-(causation): Girl was stabbed & needed blood transfusion to stay alive. She refused due to religious reasons & died. Offender was charged with manslaughter. Was it the girl’s fault she died?

No it was the guy who stabbed her, it was his fault! If he hadnt stabbed there would be no need for a blood tranfusion and she would never have been in that situation. Therefore the offender had commited causation if that makes sense as he was the ultimate reason for the cause of the death! AND PEOPLE I THOUGHT THIS WAS LAW/SOCIETY NOT CRIME!

So next question:

What is tort law? Give one example of it.

 

[goan_crazy]

AND PEOPLE I THOUGHT THIS WAS LAW/SOCIETY NOT CRIME!

So next question:
What is tort law? Give one example of it.

exactly good work manifestation for picking that up
tort law is an example of private law that is not subject to contract law
example of tort are negligence, defamation, trespass and property law

next q wat is contract law

 

[melsc]

the law which governs breeches of legal agreements between individuals or individuals and companies. case Carbolic smoke company case....

Why is the UN declaration of human rights not binding?

 

[manifestation]

exactly good work manifestation for picking that up
tort law is an example of private law that is not subject to contract law
example of tort are negligence, defamation, trespass and property law

next q wat is contract law

yes thanx joe

Umm okay contract law is the law that regulates the agreements that happens between businesses. Like the making of contracts/agreements.

that was a very bad definition.........sorry

Umm okay next question:

What are two differences is private and public law?

 

[goan_crazy]

yes thanx joe
what are two differences is private and public law?

private law is the law that deals with private individuals
public law deals with offences against the community and are punishable by the state
public law examples are administrative law, constitutional law,criminal law and industrial law
private law exaples are tort law, contract law,family law and somethin else 4got

next q...what is customary international law?