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it coverred religous prarices and also it covered everything that was religious
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Did aj smith support or oppose confederation?
A J Smith was a person from New Brunswick who was opposed to confederation. He was also a very hot tempered man who stuck to being opposed. He was a lawyer and was often consulted about marine matters concerning the law.
Why was the Napoleonic Code drawn up?
Before the French Revolution of 1789, France had had a number of different legal systems - 'written law' in the South, 'customary law' in much of the North. Moreoever, some regions had their own legal systems and sometimes it was possible to use 'written law' in the 'customary law' area. In short, it was often very difficult and expensive for people to obtain a definitive ruling, especially in civil cases. A national criminal code had become law in 1791, but civil law turned out to be more difficult to codify. In 1800 Napoleon set up a small commission tasked with compiling a single civil code for France. It did its work quickly, and in 1804 the Napoleonic Civil Code became law in France (and throughout the French Empire). Other codes, on matters such as procedure, and a revised criminal code, followed. See the link for more detail.
What is the roman code of law?
It is important to know the different laws of the different times. Roman law is the law code of ancient Rome. It forms the basis of civil law in many different countries today.
What are the results of the Napoleonic code?
The Napoleonic Code of Law works on the basis of 'The accused must prove his innocence in a court of law, otherwise he/she is improsoned/fined. The English Code of Law works on the basis of ' The accused does NOT have to prove his/her innocence in a court of law. It is for the accusers to prove guilt. If guilt is not proven the accused goes free. It is a very subtle difference!!!! The English Code' comes from, King Henry (II) in 1180's. when he established Circuit Judges and Trial by Jury of Twelve Just Men and True, and right of innocence. The Napoleonic Code, as the name suggests comes from Napoleon, in the 1800's when he was 'conqueror' of Europe, and the right of innocence was removed. A very recent example of the Napoleonic Code in action was the murder of Merdith Kercher in Italy. Amanda Knox(USA citizen) and Solecito were accused. Amanda Knox could not prove her innocence, so the Italian court imprisoned her. She appealed on the decision, but it took four years for the law process to act. Whereupon she was released, and went back to the USA.
What is the basis of law in Louisiana?
The Law is Louisiana is based on the Napoleonic Code
What types of laws did the twelve tables deal with?
The Law of the Twelve Tables was Rome's first comprehensive set of legislation and the first written and published law. It covered matters which today we would regard as civil law, punishments for crimes, procedures for the summoning of citizens to trials and the conduct of trials, and some protections for citizens.
What is the homophone for law?
The homophone for "law" is "lore."
How does the first law of motion apply to catapults?
The cannon ball is not in motion until the fire and gunpowder pushes it upward and out of the cannon.
Does the Law of attraction work in matters of love?
It works in all matters
Matters requiring the action of both the House and the Senate but on which a law is not needed are called?
Concurrent resolutions are matters requiring the action of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. However, in these matters there is no law that is needed.
Matters requiring the action of both the House and Senate but on which a law is not needed are called?
Concurrent resolutions are matters requiring the action of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. However, in these matters there is no law that is needed.
Which newton law the recoil on a cannon is an example of this law at work?
Newton's third law, which states that for every action there is an equal but opposite reaction.
What is cannon law?
The body of codified laws governing the affairs of a Christian church.
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