SOSC 1375 Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Canadian Judicial Council, United States Territorial Court, Unlawful Combatant

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The idea that there is a conceptual separation between law and morality, that is, between what the law is, and what the law ought to be. Is a philosophical and legal belief that all humans are governed by basic moral laws, or laws of nature, which are separate and distinct from laws which are legislated by the state. Manmade law, what is written is what we follow. Known as what is rather then natural law which is what ought to be. Outlines the steps and procedures involved in protecting and enforcing the rights given under. Consists of all laws that set out the rights and obligations of a person. The law of relationships between individuals and the state, or between two states. Public law has three subdivisions; administrative law, constitutional law, and criminal law. A body of law that regulates the operations and procedures of the government. I. e. every 4 years the government holds election.

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