Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
The
STATE
family-model. 2. Religions (Luthez, Bossenet, J.Calvin): product of God, monarchy (Egypt, midle age Europe) 3. Social agreement (J.J.Roussau, J. Locke, Montesquie): agreement reached between societys members
developments and social class fights 5. Others: Dictatorship (invading), physiology (since ancient time, people always need a leader) 6. Modern international law Art. 1 of the Montevideo Convention 1933.
Monarchy (Egypt)
Feudal Europe Absolutist state (Capitalist and Socialist) United Nations
Functions and forms of the State I. Functions: 1. Internal relations 2. External relations Create respective state apparatus II.Forms 1. Government: 2. Structural form 3. Political regime
3. Functions
4. Apparatus
The
LAW
The LAW
LAW IS: 1. A set of rules to govern peoples conduct of persons in any society. It touches almost every fields of life 2. Created and governed by State to deal with social matters. 3. Binding in effect. 4. Closely connected with State
Role of Law
1. State uses Law to manage all fields of life 2. ?
Breach of law
Actions can be In conformity with law In contrary to law (breaches of law)
Types of breach of law: 1. Criminal 2. Administrative 3. Civil 4. Discipline
Legal Liability
Negative Legal outcome
Responsibility
Legal system
All legal regulations: 1. Academic order; and 2. Reflected in legal texts 3. Improved with political milestones
Branches of Law
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Constitutional Law Administrative Law Civil Law Financial Law Banking Law Land law Labour Law Trade Law Marriage and Family Law Criminal Law Civil/Criminal Procedure International Law (Public Intl and Private Intl)
Legal texts
Adopted by .. Common behavior rule; Strict procedure
Legal terms
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. State Law Monarchy Internal and external relations Social agreement Dictatorship Government Political regime State apparatus Republic Democracy Feudal period Breach of law Legal liability