Across
- 5. Law that was written down to make legal decisions consistent.
- 7. Rules of Conduct; systems of enforcement/implementation, protection of rights, freedoms, and society.
- 9. A type of law that determines the rules between individuals alone.
- 10. Law given to the Jewish from God.
- 12. A rule of law that states people should treat each other equally; still exists to this day.
- 14. Political philosophy that states "all should be treated equally".
- 15. Law where nobles acted as judges; ideology derived from 'divine right'.
- 16. Law that is written (ex. Canadian criminal code)
- 17. Law that prohibits certain actions.
- 18. Law that can enforce another law.
- 20. A charter document that consisted of basic human rights.
Down
- 1. A type of law that determines the rules of relationships between individuals and society.
- 2. "An eye for an eye"
- 3. A system of law where judges rely on precedents made by past judges
- 4. A french civil code that was enacted in 1804.
- 6. A proposed law that goes through multiple steps in hope of becoming an actual law.
- 8. A system of law where judges rely on a set of written rules.
- 11. A system of rules
- 13. A test to determine whether or not the accused is innocent or guilty.
- 19. Law that contributed towards "The Jury"