Political Science 330 Exam 1
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Law - Answer: A set of rules promulgated and enforced by the
government
Positive Law - Answer: "The command of the sovereign"-John Austin
, Examples of positive law - Answer: Constitutions, statutes, treaties,
executive orders, rules/regulations, ordinances, and judicial decisions.
Substantive Legitimacy - Answer: Content of law; if people believe law
is based off fair, just principles.
Procedural Legitimacy - Answer: The law is enacted, applied, and
enforced according to the procedures that people regard as fair, just,
and reasonable.
Common Law - Answer: Law derived from past decisions.
Examples of common law - Answer: Criminal/civil law, writ, magna
carta, etc
Stare decisis - Answer: "To stand by that which is decided."
Adversarial System - Answer: 2 sides. Ex: Prosecution vs. defense
Who judges positive law? - Answer: Individuals and courts.
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Law - Answer: A set of rules promulgated and enforced by the
government
Positive Law - Answer: "The command of the sovereign"-John Austin
, Examples of positive law - Answer: Constitutions, statutes, treaties,
executive orders, rules/regulations, ordinances, and judicial decisions.
Substantive Legitimacy - Answer: Content of law; if people believe law
is based off fair, just principles.
Procedural Legitimacy - Answer: The law is enacted, applied, and
enforced according to the procedures that people regard as fair, just,
and reasonable.
Common Law - Answer: Law derived from past decisions.
Examples of common law - Answer: Criminal/civil law, writ, magna
carta, etc
Stare decisis - Answer: "To stand by that which is decided."
Adversarial System - Answer: 2 sides. Ex: Prosecution vs. defense
Who judges positive law? - Answer: Individuals and courts.
