A good way to study - Law&Soc/Human Rights (1 Viewer)

[goan_crazy]

That wasnt a genuine compliment cause he pretty much asked for it!HAHAHAHAHAHA! Anyway thats some funny crap!

kthnxbai!!

 

[manifestation]

kthnxbai!!

ehhhhhhh.........right?!

‘Law is based upon legislative instruments and judicial decisions.’
This statement is NOT true for which of the following?
(A) The common law system
(B) The civil law system
(C) Customary law
(D) International law

 

[goan_crazy]

ehhhhhhh.........right?!

‘Law is based upon legislative instruments and judicial decisions.’
This statement is NOT true for which of the following?
(A) The common law system
(B) The civil law system
(C) Customary law
(D) International law

c) customary law
is that rite?

 

[manifestation]

c) customary law
is that rite?

yes! Thats right next question

 

[goan_crazy]

yes! Thats right next question

thanks manifestation
ok next question
what is access?
provide an example?

 

[monique66]

thanks manifestation
ok next question
what is access?
provide an example?

Access refers to the ability for a person to gain admission into the legal system. A person must have access to the legal system to ensure that they are treated equally. For, example a poor person and a rich person may have differing levels of acces to the legal system because of their socio-economic situations. Similarly, a rich person may receive better legal representation, making them have a greater chance of being let off. However, the intoduction of freedom of legislation acts has attempted to let people have greater access to essential information...

Someone think of a new question, my mind is blank

 

[goan_crazy]

Name 4 types of human rights

 

[monique66]

peace rights
environmental rights
the right to universal education
the right to universal suffrage...

um...lets see...decribe one legal measure in Australia used to protect human rights

 

[goan_crazy]

peace rights
environmental rights
the right to universal education
the right to universal suffrage...

um...lets see...decribe one legal measure in Australia used to protect human rights

common law-through precedents, court decisions human rights are protected
e.g. mabo case

damnnation the 4 specific human rights u got some of them but i was more lookin for:
1. civil and political rights
2. economic social and cultural rights
3. environmental and peace
4. Collective right to self determination

what is a first generation right? give an example

 

[manifestation]

common law-through precedents, court decisions human rights are protected
e.g. mabo case

damnnation the 4 specific human rights u got some of them but i was more lookin for:
1. civil and political rights
2. economic social and cultural rights
3. environmental and peace
4. Collective right to self determination

what is a first generation right? give an example

i have never heard that before in my life! Please tell me the answer and help me broaden' my knowledge !

 

[goan_crazy]

i have never heard that before in my life! Please tell me the answer and help me broaden' my knowledge !

its not that imp but it will help me broaden' ur knowledge
civil n political-1st generation
economic social and cultural-2nd generation

 

[manifestation]

but it will help me broaden' ur knowledge

Did you mean help u broaden' ur knowledge? But anyway thanx

 

[goan_crazy]

Did you mean help u broaden' ur knowledge? But anyway thanx

yeah thats wat i meant
so now manifestation name a first generation right

 

[manifestation]

yeah thats wat i meant
so now manifestation name a first generation right

ummmmm okay.........how did i know you were going to do this!AHhhhhhh!.
okay ummmmm would that be the right to vote????? I hope im right.......

 

[= Jennifer =]

ummmmm okay.........how did i know you were going to do this!AHhhhhhh!.
okay ummmmm would that be the right to vote????? I hope im right.......

universal sufferage would be better to say than right to vote???

*trying to remember back to legal studies days*

 

[goan_crazy]

universal sufferage would be better to say than right to vote???

*trying to remember back to legal studies days*

= Jennifer = misses legal
ok then next question is what is a second generation right
the answer to a first generation was a civil and political right e.g. the right to a fair trial

 

[monique66]

= Jennifer = misses legal
ok then next question is what is a second generation right
the answer to a first generation was a civil and political right e.g. the right to a fair trial

would that be like freedom of religon?

 

[goan_crazy]

would that be like freedom of religon?

A second generation right would be an economic social and cultural right

 

[manifestation]

explain these terms:

Nature of Justice
- concepts of access, equity, fairness & equality

 

[goan_crazy]

explain these terms:

Nature of Justice
- concepts of access, equity, fairness & equality

access is the law being accessible to people
equality is the idea of the law treating everyone equally before the law this can be seen in the rule of law
fairness are decisions that are good and fair that promote justice

what is equity?