CAPE Law - Exercise #1

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Across
  1. 3. The main role of the judiciary is to _________ the law
  2. 7. The name of the Conquest that signified the start of a unified legal system in England
  3. 8. Developed after the common law became 'rigid and inflexible'
  4. 11. A Trinidadian case that cemented the idea of constitutional _____ over parliamentary sovereignty
  5. 12. This source of law describes the location of the law
  6. 13. Countries that have been ruled by multiple powers tend to have this kind of legal system
  7. 14. One of two sources of law which cannot be considered an independent source of law on their own
  8. 15. The first new court of equity was called the Court of __________
  9. 16. Law that connects the world
  10. 17. The process that brought law into the colonies
  11. 18. This source begs the question 'where does the law come from?'
  12. 19. A _________ colony is one that was previously held by another power and transferred to Britain after.
Down
  1. 1. Constitutional ________ as opposed to parliamentary sovereignty
  2. 2. The supreme law of the land
  3. 4. One of two main cases examined under the topic of law and morality
  4. 5. Another word for primary legislation
  5. 6. Orders or rules or regulations are also known as _______ legislation made in exercise of a power given by statute
  6. 9. There were a limited number of these available when only the common law was practiced.
  7. 10. The Constitution enables this body to make laws
  8. 14. 'He who comes to equity must come with __________'