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Who in 1789 made the rules?
Congress made the rules and George Washington signed them into law if he thought it was right.
What changecontribution did Hammurabi bring to summer?
he made law rules
Who makes the rules under communism?
the dictator
What is politicality criminal law?
refers to the legitimate source of criminal law. only violations of the rules made by the state are crimes. violations of rules made by other institutions such as families, churches, schools, and employers are not politicality
Who rules in a communism?
In most communist countries, a dictator. But there is such a thing as libertarian communism which is where the people rule and everything is voted by everyone.
How HLA HART in the concept of law questions whether international law is really a law because it has few rules regarding how international law can be made or changed?
H.L.A Hart, in the "Concept of Law", questions whether international law is really law because it has few rules regarding how international law can be made or changed. This weakness is illustrated in part by the uncertainty surrounding how a customary rule of international law emerges and then when that rule has changed. Not only it is difficult to identify customary rules but, as with other rules of international law, and as opposed to national laws, there are also few mechanisms to enforce and make states obey them. Critically discuss the above propositions.
What are the advantage and disadvantage of law?
law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society. law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society. law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society. law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society.
What are disadvantage and advantage of law?
law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society. law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society. law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society. law is a rules governing peioples behaviour in the society.
Who ruled the government in ancient Rome?
During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.During the monarchy the kings made the rules. During the republic, technically, the people made the rules (laws). How it worked, at least ideally, is the senate consulted and discussed a proposal and then if they agreed on it, they put it before the assemblies and they voted it into law. However this was not always practical, as some regulations had to be enacted quickly, so the senate could pass a resolution which had the same force as a law. During the principate, the emperor made the rules.
What is the best definition of law?
law is a rule made by the government or any formal party which has a meaningful and a clear goals. law is made for everyone's sake.
What can be made laid down bent and broken although it's difficult to touch them?
Rules, laws, or guidelines can be made, laid down, bent, and broken. Although intangible, they govern behavior and can be manipulated or violated.
How many laws made up the code of hammurabi?
282 rules or amendments are written in the Hammurabi code of law.
