
Types of laws, sources of law and laws that conflict
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- Q1Which type of law is primarily created by legislative bodies?Statutory LawAdministrative LawCommon LawInternational Law30s
- Q2What type of law provides rules and regulations for government agencies?Civil LawAdministrative LawCriminal LawConstitutional Law30s
- Q3What type of law is developed through court decisions and judicial interpretations?Administrative LawCivil LawCommon LawStatutory Law30s
- Q4What type of law governs crimes and their punishments?Property LawContract LawCriminal LawFamily Law30s
- Q5Which source of law is considered the highest authority in a legal system?ConstitutionStatutesJudicial DecisionsRegulations30s
- Q6Which type of law regulates the relationships between individuals?Criminal LawAdministrative LawInternational LawCivil Law30s
- Q7Which type of law is established by treaties and agreements between nations?Statutory LawInternational LawCommon LawAdministrative Law30s
- Q8What are statutes in the context of sources of law?Regulations issued by government agenciesInternational treaties between countriesLaws enacted by a legislative bodyJudicial decisions made by courts30s
- Q9Which of the following is considered common law?Law enacted by executive ordersLaw set by international agreementsLaw created by legislative actsLaw developed by judges through court decisions30s
- Q10What is the purpose of administrative law?To interpret constitutional provisionsTo enforce criminal statutesTo regulate the activities of governmental agenciesTo resolve disputes between private parties30s
- Q11What does the term 'jurisdiction' refer to in law?The laws passed by a legislative bodyThe rules established by executive agenciesThe authority of a court to hear and decide casesThe legal principles derived from precedent30s
- Q12Which of the following is a characteristic of statutory law?It is written and formally enacted by a legislative bodyIt is based on historical court decisionsIt is derived from customs and traditionsIt is primarily created by executive orders30s