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CLU 4U1- Unit 1 Test Definitions Questions and answers Rule of Law The fundamental principle that society is govern by laws applying equally to all persons and that neither any person nor the government is above the law. Case Law/Common Law A type of law developed in England that is based...

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CLU 4U1- Unit 1 Test Definitions
Questions and answers
Rule of Law - answer The fundamental principle that society is govern by laws
applying equally to all persons and that neither any person nor the government is above
the law.

Case Law/Common Law - answer A type of law developed in England that is based
on following previous judicial decisions and is common to all the people of a country.

Lobby Group - answer A number of people trying to influence legislators on behalf of
a particular cause or interest

Crown (Attorney) - answer lawyer employed by the state to prosecute a criminal
offence

Apartheid - answer A former policy of the South African government, designed to
maintain the separation of Blacks and other non-Whites from the dominant Whites.

Entrenched in the Constitution - answer forming part of the constitution, and
amended only through the formal constitutional process

ad hoc organization - answer an organization created for a specific purpose

National Organization - answer an organization that represents a particular group of
people on a permanent basis and has more than one purpose or goal

Royal Comission - answer a board of inquiry appointed by the government to
investigate and report on a particular group of people on a permanent basis and has
more than one purpose of goal.

Exculpating Factor - answer a factor that clears a defendant of blame

Precedent - answer a legal decision that is taken as a guide for subsequent cases

Civil Disobedience - answer A peaceful form of protest by which a person refuses to
obey a particular law as a matter of conscience.

Primary Sources of Law - answer those parts of a legal system that have the longest
historical development and represent the system's cumulative values, beliefs, and
principles

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