INTRODUCTION TO GLOBAL LAW I FINAL
EXAM QUESTIONS 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
ALREADY GRADED A+ <RECENT
VERSION>
1. Civil Law System - ANSWER A legal system where codes and legislative
statutes are primary sources of law, where doctrine of precedent and case
law are considered weak, and judges are not lawmakers.
2. Common Law System - ANSWER A legal system where case law and
precedent are primary sources of law. Judges, as well as legislators, make the
law and strongly utilize the doctrine of precedent.
3. Socialist Legal System - ANSWER A legal System that prioritises the
right of the people over the right of the individual. State-made law (with
little regard to precedent) is an instrument in the furtherance of social and
economic policies, and private law becomes public law (i.e., property rights
are withered away to state ownership).
4. Religious Legal System - ANSWER A legal system founded on a religion
with little disparity between moral, religious, and legal laws in the state.
,5. Customary Legal System - ANSWER A legal system continued from the
first peoples of the land. Most law is an established pattern of behaviour and
is the formative basis of all legal systems. It is presently most often found in
mixed systems.
6. Civil Law - ANSWER Roman law is an early vision of which legal
system?
7. Corpus Juris Civilis - ANSWER A historical body of civil law recovered
from Roman law and treated as a primary source of law when current.
8. Canon Law - ANSWER The (Catholic) body of laws in civil law history
adopted in the Middle Ages that influenced early Roman law. Heavily
influenced by Christian ideologies.
9. Domestic Law - ANSWER law that governs activity within a nation's
borders
10.International Law - ANSWER The law that governs relations among
nations.
11.United Nations - ANSWER An international organization formed after
WWII to promote international peace, security, and cooperation.
12.Human Rights - ANSWER the basic rights to which all people are entitled
as human beings
, 13.Telecommunications - ANSWER transmitting information and
communicating electronically
14.World Bank - ANSWER A specialized agency of the United Nations that
makes loans to countries for economic development, trade promotion, and
debt consolidation. Its formal name is the International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development.
15.International Criminal Court (ICC) - ANSWER A court established by
international treaty for indicting and administering justice to people
committing war crimes.
16.NGOs (non-governmental organizations) - ANSWER International
organizations that operate outside the influence of governments. (i.e., Red
Cross)
17.Oxfam - ANSWER Oxford Committee for Famine Relief: a UK-based
organization that works to help people who are extremely poor and suffering
18.Red Cross - ANSWER An international organization dedicated to the
medical care of the sick or wounded in wars and natural disasters
19.What are some examples of progress in the Sustainable Development Goals?
- ANSWER Reduced poverty, improved literacy, better health outcomes,
increased gender equality, and cleaner water access.
EXAM QUESTIONS 2025/2026 WITH
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
ALREADY GRADED A+ <RECENT
VERSION>
1. Civil Law System - ANSWER A legal system where codes and legislative
statutes are primary sources of law, where doctrine of precedent and case
law are considered weak, and judges are not lawmakers.
2. Common Law System - ANSWER A legal system where case law and
precedent are primary sources of law. Judges, as well as legislators, make the
law and strongly utilize the doctrine of precedent.
3. Socialist Legal System - ANSWER A legal System that prioritises the
right of the people over the right of the individual. State-made law (with
little regard to precedent) is an instrument in the furtherance of social and
economic policies, and private law becomes public law (i.e., property rights
are withered away to state ownership).
4. Religious Legal System - ANSWER A legal system founded on a religion
with little disparity between moral, religious, and legal laws in the state.
,5. Customary Legal System - ANSWER A legal system continued from the
first peoples of the land. Most law is an established pattern of behaviour and
is the formative basis of all legal systems. It is presently most often found in
mixed systems.
6. Civil Law - ANSWER Roman law is an early vision of which legal
system?
7. Corpus Juris Civilis - ANSWER A historical body of civil law recovered
from Roman law and treated as a primary source of law when current.
8. Canon Law - ANSWER The (Catholic) body of laws in civil law history
adopted in the Middle Ages that influenced early Roman law. Heavily
influenced by Christian ideologies.
9. Domestic Law - ANSWER law that governs activity within a nation's
borders
10.International Law - ANSWER The law that governs relations among
nations.
11.United Nations - ANSWER An international organization formed after
WWII to promote international peace, security, and cooperation.
12.Human Rights - ANSWER the basic rights to which all people are entitled
as human beings
, 13.Telecommunications - ANSWER transmitting information and
communicating electronically
14.World Bank - ANSWER A specialized agency of the United Nations that
makes loans to countries for economic development, trade promotion, and
debt consolidation. Its formal name is the International Bank for
Reconstruction and Development.
15.International Criminal Court (ICC) - ANSWER A court established by
international treaty for indicting and administering justice to people
committing war crimes.
16.NGOs (non-governmental organizations) - ANSWER International
organizations that operate outside the influence of governments. (i.e., Red
Cross)
17.Oxfam - ANSWER Oxford Committee for Famine Relief: a UK-based
organization that works to help people who are extremely poor and suffering
18.Red Cross - ANSWER An international organization dedicated to the
medical care of the sick or wounded in wars and natural disasters
19.What are some examples of progress in the Sustainable Development Goals?
- ANSWER Reduced poverty, improved literacy, better health outcomes,
increased gender equality, and cleaner water access.
