Differences between common and civil (1 Viewer)

[townie]

So what ARE the differences between the common law system and the civil law system.

i put doctrine of precedent? and inquistorial and adversarial? but methinks i was wrong

 

[dezzy]

i put adversarial and inquisitorial
common = dervied from english law system and civil= roman law system.
common is based on traditional legal principles....

 

[thejosiekiller]

i had no idea and guessed

 

[lildr3am3r]

inquestorial is right.. it's particularly on the judge.. civil judge gets to question n examine witness n go investigate evidence themselves.. n common adverse parties jsut present case to an impartial judge that only listen n determine the sentence..

but both is adversarial.. because both system still adverse each other because they both still again each other.. trying to win the battle

 

[sped_kid01]

i did same as dezzy...n i did adversarial and inquisitorial

 

[dezzy]

i did same as dezzy...n i did adversarial and inquisitorial

Yay 4 us!

 

[ar5ena1]

yeah most likely you needed adv and inqu and then one more difference for examine rules of evidence.

 

[hiphophorray123]

common deals with criminal law
civil deals with civil law cases
common - doctorine of precedent
civil - statues
common - open
civil - closed

forgot wat else i put but i forgot to put adversial and inquis

 

[ar5ena1]

thats wrong mate. bl

 

[Tammie]

i was pretty taken back by this qestion at first (got confused siilly me) n e ways i was just wondering if some 1 remembered the wording of the question did it say common law system and civil law or did it stipulate civil law systems....thanx if n e 1 can remember

 

[pHaTso]

YAY Dezzy i did that 2... n i guessed half of it. *phew* i'll get some points there then hopefully.

GB

 

[lildr3am3r]

it said something like distinguish between common n civil law system?
was it distinguish they use?.. or differentiate sumfin liek that?

 

[Tammie]

i know the question was explain or discuss the differences between a common law system and civil law (did they say civil law system) im just curious if u guys can remember

 

[lildr3am3r]

yeah im pretty sure they said civil law system

 

[gracehowden]

question was: outlie the differences between the common law system and the civil law system -5marks

 

[Tammie]

whats the difference between civil law and civil law systems...or is it the same thing....i got confused and couldnt remember......

 

[Gemstone]

The civil law system is the legal system used in European countries. Civil law is just things like private law (eg. torts, property etc.)

Anyway I have a scribe so I've got a copy of the question sheet for short answer cos I took my scribes copy. So yeah here's the exact wording

'Outline the differences between the common law system and the civil law system.' (5 marks)

All I put was Adverserial and Inquestitorial and that in the civil system the judge gathers the evidence where as in the common law system the two sides gather the evidence individually.

~ Gems

 

[Tammie]

oh well im totally screwed

 

[Tammie]

does coming 1st in assessment rank mean u get the top mark from ur skool>???

 

[lildr3am3r]

does coming 1st in assessment rank mean u get the top mark from ur skool>???

it has to be ranked first for all assessments tho.. well that's what i heard.. n im hoping its nto true coz i stuff trial. damn totally drag down my average