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2
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The decisions made by judges in previous cases
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3
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Handles personal events, like marriages, and divorces
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4
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Regulates the well-being of a worker (amount of hours, amount of pay, etc.)
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6
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The type of law that has the highest power, and overrides every other law
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8
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When a judge decides a case differentiates too much from a previous decision's case
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10
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An agreement to not prosecute a foreign person if a crime is committed in another country
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11
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Responsible for banking services, postal services, and marriage/divorces
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13
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The rules/steps that are to be followed in order to enforce the law
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14
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An agreement to send someone back to the country where the crime was originally committed
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16
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Statutes made by the municipal/local government
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17
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Deals with people, and their relationship with government departments
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19
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Governs the relations between independent nations
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20
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Distributes property, as well as wishes/desires after death
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23
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This type of law includes the ownership, and transferring of real estate
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24
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Sometimes referred to as civil law
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1
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Has a general/universal application, and is sometimes referred to as case law
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2
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Mutual agreements between people, and businesses (i.e. transactions)
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5
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Responsible for education, health care, highways, and properties
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7
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Common law verdicts that have been formally written into legislation
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9
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The laws that are enforced within a specific nation/country
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12
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Having the authority to pass, and enforce laws
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15
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Refers to the content of the law
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18
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Punishes behaviours/actions that causes harm to others
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21
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Type of law created by government representatives
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22
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Seeks compensation for individuals damaged by persons, or organizations
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