yes
i think he was more effective as a Hammurabi because he was the law
The Konden Einen Shizaihou
I think Law & Order SVU
He owned the land and the people. He was judge and jury when it came to law.
a new law is effective when the supreme court rules it constitutional
John Malcolm William Bean has written: 'The estates of the Percy family, 1416-1537' -- subject(s): Great Britain, Manors 'The decline of English feudalism, 1215-1540' -- subject(s): Feudal law, Feudalism, Medieval Law
It's always been effective and will always remain effective
Typically the law itself will specify the date that it becomes effective. And notice that in the US it must be a future date and cannot be retroactive.A new law is only effective after it is signed by the governor or President. Otherwise the law will not go into effect.
your mother
J. T. Abdy has written: 'A historical sketch of civil procedure among the Romans' -- subject(s): Civil procedure (Roman law) 'A historical sketch of civil procedure among the Romans' -- subject(s): Civil procedure (Roman law) 'Feudalism' -- subject(s): Feudalism
I think you are referring to the commutative law for addition : a+b = b+a.
I think one of the voices is that of Elizabeth Roehm (?sp) who was on Law and Order.