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What are the three characteristics of laws?

Laws are rules, they are enforced by the government, and they regulate behavior. (correct)

Laws are guidelines, they are enforced by individuals, and they promote behavior.

Laws are suggestions, they are enforced by the community, and they restrict behavior.

Laws are principles, they are enforced by the judiciary, and they control behavior.

Why do we need laws?

We need laws to create chaos, encourage conflicts, violate individual rights, promote social injustice, and dismantle governance.

We need laws to limit order, ignore disputes, infringe upon individual rights, promote social inequality, and undermine governance.

We need laws to disrupt order, avoid disputes, neglect individual rights, promote social injustice, and dismantle governance.

We need laws to maintain order, resolve disputes, protect individual rights, promote social justice, and provide a framework for governance. (correct)

What are the four characteristics of justice?

Justice is discrimination, prejudice, inequity, and violating the rule of law.

Justice is fairness, impartiality, equality, and upholding the rule of law. (correct)

Justice is injustice, partiality, imbalance, and undermining the rule of law.

Justice is favoritism, bias, inequality, and disregarding the rule of law.

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Characteristics of Laws

Laws are universal, meaning they apply to everyone, regardless of status or position.
Laws are enforced, meaning they are backed by a system of sanctions and rewards.
Laws are consistent, meaning they are predictable and reliable.

Importance of Laws

Laws are necessary to maintain social order and stability.
Laws promote peace and security by regulating human behavior.
Laws provide a sense of predictability and consistency, allowing individuals to make informed decisions.

Characteristics of Justice

Justice is fairness, implying that it is free from bias and discrimination.
Justice is morality, implying that it is based on moral principles and values.
Justice is equality, implying that it treats everyone as equal and deserving of equal rights.
Justice is revenge, implying that it seeks to punish wrongdoers and compensate victims.

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Test your knowledge of Canadian law with this informative quiz. Learn about the characteristics of laws and rules, the functions of law, the importance of studying law, and the relationship between laws and morality. Expand your understanding of justice and its connection to the legal system.