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Мыслитель
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1. **In civil law there is the** remedy **to right a** wrong, **honor an** agreement, **or settle a** dispute.
2. **Administrative law is enforced by the** executive **branch of the government rather than the** legislative **and the** judicial **branches.**
3. **The main aim of criminal law is to** deter **other people from** committing **similar wrongs.**
4. **International law** governs **relations between** states **and also between** citizens **of one country and those of another.**
5. **The UK has an** unwritten **constitution — the constitution of this state is usually found in** documents **such as Magna Carta, Bill of Rights and others.**
6. **Constitutional law regulates the relationships between different** branches **of the state, such as the** executive, **the** legislative **and the judiciary.**
7. **Civil law concerns** relations **among citizens within a country, and** public **law concerns** relationships **between citizens and the state, or between one state and another.**
8. **States agree to** abide by **international law by being members of a great international organization such as the** United Nations, **or by entering into** treaties **with one another.**
9. **Every country has its own legal system and its own** body **of laws that are called** national **law.**
10. **The party** accused **in court of a crime or a civil** case **is called the defendant in both kinds of** proceedings.
Gato Verde
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1. In civil law there is the duty to right a wrong, honor an agreement, or settle a dispute.
2. Administrative law is enforced by the executive branch of the government rather than the legislative and the judicial branches.
3. The main aim of criminal law is to deter other people from committing similar wrongs.
4. International law regulates relations between states and also between citizens of one country and those of another.
5. The UK has an uncodified constitution — the constitution of this state is usually found in documents such as Magna Carta, Bill of Rights and others.
6. Constitutional law regulates the relationships between different branches of the state, such as the executive, the legislative and the judiciary.
7. Civil law concerns disputes among citizens within a country, and administrative law concerns disputes between citizens and the state, or between one state and another.
8. States agree to abide by international law by being members of a great international organization such as the UN, or by entering into treaties with one another.
9. Every country has its own legal system and its own body of laws that are called domestic law.
10. The party accused in court of a crime or a civil offense is called the defendant in both kinds of cases.