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Pave The Road To Fair Trial With The Help Of Utah Criminal Defense Attorneys By: Zara Evans
Being falsely accused of a crime is never welcoming. To ensure receiving a fair trial and a prompt response in your favor, you should ensure working with specialized and professional Utah criminal defense attorneys. Making a wise choice following some tips can help you receive a fair trial.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-14)
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District Court Reverses Downward Departure In Dui By: Henry Rundquist
Downward departure from the sentencing guidelines was not supported by means of competent and substantial evidence.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-13)
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Trademark Registration Services Delhi: Some Facts By: Rahul Ranjan
You might as well be all excited to create your own trademark for your business. Isn't it? But please remember that registering that unique trademark proves more daunting than selecting the same at first.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-12)
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What Is Public Law And What Are Its Major Practice Areas? By: Davis Walker
Public law is the set of legal principles that govern the power exercised by the public bodies like the government ministries and departments, the local authorities, the prison service etc. The decisions taken by them affect the lives of thousands of individuals.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-11)
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Legal Systems And Their Classification By: The present-day legal systems of the world are gen
The present-day legal systems of the world are generally based on one of three basic laws: civil law, common law, and religious law – or a specific combination of these. The legal system of each country however is shaped by its own unique history and thus it incorporates individual variations. These are the different types of legal systems found in various countries.
1) Civil law
It is the most widespread system of law across the world. It is also known as Continental European law or Napoleonic Law. In this legal system, the laws are legislated by parliament or some other form of government and codified or brought together. They are different from common law because they come from parliaments and not from court cases. Usually the courts do not have as much freedom to interpret laws.
The underlying principle of this system is that the laws applied to citizens are made by citizens through their elected political representatives. Judges are only present to administer laws, not make them. Laws are codified, which means laws having a similar nature are bundled together to create a rational system across the whole region. It tries to ensure that all the laws have consistent principles and they interact with each other in a logical way rather than creating conflicts between the different laws.
2) Common law
This system was developed from a set of traditional laws which were first brought together in England around the 12th Cent AD. It was one set of laws that was common to the whole kingdom.
One of the distinguishing features of this system unlike civil code system is that it developed through usage rather than being imposed by legislation. Common law was developed based on the verdicts of individual court cases. Each court case would provide a basis for judging the next case of a similar trait.
Common law is currently in practice in most of the countries. Several countries have also adapted the common law system into a mixed system. For example, Nigeria operates mainly on a common law system but also incorporates religious law.
3) Religious law
In this type of law, a country's legal system is based on religious laws which apply to its citizens in both their public and private lives. Throughout history it has been observed that many countries have had legal systems that are based partly or wholly on religious teachings and these are by far the most common to those countries aligned to Islam.
There are 36 countries with legal systems based on religious laws. These range from countries like The Maldives where the legal system is exclusively Islamic to India and Singapore where religious laws play only a small part in the overall system.
Islamic law (Sharia) is based on the holy book of Quran supplemented by interpretations by Muslim scholars and jurists. It provides rules on how Muslims should live their lives. Islamic law also shares some similarities with the common law, and it can be said due to the fact that it has evolved through application, with current proceedings and verdicts based on the analysis of previous judgment in the cases of a similar nature. There are some fundamental differences in areas such as individual rights and equality especially in the treatment of women.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-11)
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Provo Car Accident Lawyers By: Winford Raczynski
A car accident isn't just a physical injury - it can be a significant financial and legal worry too, particularly if you don't have educated legal assistance in your time of requirement. Whether the vehicle accident was your fault or otherwise, it's a great suggestion to get in contact with someone which can assist you through the difficult and frequently complicated time that complies with a car mishap.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-10)
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Common Myths Surrounding Medical Negligence Compensation Claims By: Maursin
It throws light on general perceptions about medical negligence compensation claims.it is just to show a true picture of malpractice litigations and let people know of their legal rights in case of malpractice.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-10)
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The Important Of Laws To Maintain Peace In The Society By: Davis Walker
Laws are made to keep us morally upright. They help us in promoting the common good and resolving disputes over limited resources thereby encouraging peace and prosperity! They protect the rights of the individuals.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-10)
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Divorce Lawyer By: Adrian Rocker
A Divorce Melbourne is something that is extremely overwhelming, both from an emotional, and, in many cases, a financial standpoint. As a result, when they find themselves in such situations people are often not thinking clear or are not really making the best decisions for the long-term. This is one of the reasons why it is extremely important to work closely with a qualified and experienced family lawyer melbourne who can walk you through the entire process. When searching for the right family lawyer melbourne, it is extremely important to know that a good divorce lawyer is not necessarily the right one for you. Every case is different and what matters the most is to choose lawyer who is experienced in handling divorce cases. Also, opt for a divorce lawyer who has the ability to communicate effectively with you and understand how this situation emotionally affects you.(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-10)
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Ways To Employ The Services Of The Most Reliable Family Law Lawyer By: Jeremiah Ramberg
Main Tips you Will need to Appreciate Employment Law(read entire article)(posted on: 2014-04-10)
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