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Wheres the next question JOE!??? (and i thought u were going? :S) :mad:
So since u didnt put one up yet again i shall do so:

To what extent is the law influenced by the society in which it operates? Just a brief answer will do
 
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manifestation said:
Wheres the next question JOE!??? (and i thought u were going? :S) :mad:
So since u didnt put one up yet again i shall do so:

To what extent is the law influenced by the society in which it operates? Just a brief answer will do


um... i think this is what you mean...

S- social influences- combination or cultural, moral and itellectual forces.
-within each society, there is a set of attitudes, beliefs and morals that are shared by the majority
EG: laws regarding discrimination
Alcohol consumption and domesic violence
Anti dicrimination act 1977 (nsw)

C- Cultural influences- Religion and tradition play an important role... - -Aust essentially influenced by brittish law
EG: The Consumption Act 1900
Freedom of religion

E -Economic infulences- due to value that embody the system of trade b/w individuals in society and other nations.
-Laws protect consumers from unfair trade practices.
-The income taz system re-distributes income to needy members of society
EG: work place relations

M -Moral influences- Morals essentially come from what constitutes right and wrong.
- As morality changes, so should the law
EG: de facto relationships act 1984
Children and young persons care and protection act 1998

P-Political influences- the law reflects political values of a scoitey.
-Lobbying/ politicians have a strong influence.
-they want to gain votes.
-The philosophy of a party can also have an influence...
-Democracy is central to our political influence
EG: refugee act
terrorist legislation

so just remember SCEMP

Is that what you meant?


ohhhhhh i forgot to ask a question.. but i asked one before that no one answered... so just look at that one
 
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annastina said:
What are the four things that human rights are recognised as being?
universal
indivisible
inherent
inalienable

Name 4 treaty-based bodies which deals with the protection of human rights.
 

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Jago said:
universal
indivisible
inherent
inalienable

Name 4 treaty-based bodies which deals with the protection of human rights.
i dont no that one :(

but i got another question :)

what are the 'generations' or rights... brief explination of each
 

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the human rights committee (HRC)
the committee on economic, social and cultural rights (CESCR)
the commitee against torture (CAT)
the commitee on the rights of a child (CROC)

what two treaties is Australia a signatory of?
 

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The International Covenant on Social, Cultural and Economic Rights
The International Covenant on Civil and Political rights

Define state soverignty and how it hinders human rights enforcement?
 

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wow you're quick. i forgot to submit a question and fixed it within a minute. and you still caught me?! ;)

are you stalking me for my second pair of pants again? :D
 

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a state sovereignty is one which makes its own laws is dependant of all influences from outside. therefore none of its decisions can be changed by any other sovereign.

therefore if a decision does coem from the ICJ no sovereign has to enforce the decision.

edit: definition of natural justice and example of a case.


melsc, i get to keep my underpants right?? *wearing his bananas in pyjamas undies*
 
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watch out, she'll go after your scrotum in no time...
 

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you can have my shirt though... have you got that as you're shrine yet?? :p
 

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melsc said:
U can keep ur undies...i'm not that kind of gal *insulted*
You're not a scrotum-slicing girl? I'm shocked.
 

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they are supposed to stop spamming now...or joe will have ALL or our PANTS...its just a running jk btwn me and pants boy - his mission in life is to "de-pants" gals coz pants are evil
 

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im back...cmon guys-this is a study thread
stop talking about taking each others pants
thats non school talk
my mates jago and annastina have their exams tomorrow
melsc and wrong turn we have to help them study :)
so stop with the spam or else ill :chainsaw: something in your pants :p
 

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