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NatRes+Law Test1 P
Practice for the first natural resources and the law test at fleming college
Question | Answer |
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Do not steal. | A Law: Set of rules of conduct, established by the government. |
A two drink minamum. | A Rule: A guideline established by the proprietor of the establishment. |
Keep order, reflects societal values, protects people, basis for dispute settlement and reduse possible conflict. | Functions of the law. |
What is the code of Hammurabi? | The oldest recorded written law. |
How old is the code of Hammurabi? | 3800 years old. |
What is Mosaic Law? | The Ten Commandments |
When where the first Game Laws under the name of the Forest Laws made? | Middle Ages |
What dose the forest law say about what months u cant hunt deer in? | No hunting deer in any month that dose not Contain the letter R. (Witch are May, June, July and August.) |
Not preservation, using resources to be sustainable over time. People can only take what is to a sustainable limit. | Function of Natural Resource Laws Conservation. |
Deciding who gets what share of the resources. | Function of Natural Resource Laws Allocation. |
Wearing hunter orange in the bush. | Function of Natural Resource Laws Safety. |
Licensing systems help goverments generate revenue, fines help too. | Function of Natural Resource Laws Revenue. |
You cannot hunt large game like deer or moose while it is swimming. | Function of Natural Resource Laws Ethics. |
Enacted by parlament/ legislature,Acts/ Bills. Process in Law; Royal Assent makes a law a law. | Statutes |
Easier to change; more flexible. Made under the authority of a statute. Same penalty as an Act. can be passed/ changedquickly, as little as 6 months. | Regulations |
Influential on what happons in courts. Ccourt Decisions based on three levels of higher courts. Provides precedent and consistency. | Case Law |
Baced on english common law. Eg. right of self-defence. Traditional rights and freedoms. Principle of "stare decicis"; stand by the decision. | Common Law |
"Private" law; not charged with an offence; it is a dispote between individuals. | Civil Laws |
Must be consistent with and reflect the Canadian Constitution. | Laws |
who makes case law? | Courts |
who makes regulations? | LGIC or Minister |
who makes statue law [Acts]? | Parliament or Legiislature |
Consensus Laws | Everyone agrees eg. Murder laws |
Conflict Laws | Not everyone agrees eg. Smoking Laws |
After Royal assent, Bills become? | Statutes |
AIP means? | Deputy takes idea to minister for support |
Shall means | you HAVE TO |
Shall not means | you CANNOT |