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What is the primary focus of axiology?
What is the primary focus of axiology?
Why should legal norms be justified?
Why should legal norms be justified?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a core value?
Which of the following is NOT listed as a core value?
What is a critical requirement for norms in relation to values?
What is a critical requirement for norms in relation to values?
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Inherent values are defined as:
Inherent values are defined as:
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What is a characteristic of Derecho?
What is a characteristic of Derecho?
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Which aspect of Justicia is correctly described by distributive justice?
Which aspect of Justicia is correctly described by distributive justice?
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What does the principle of seguridad jurídica entail?
What does the principle of seguridad jurídica entail?
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How is property related to human freedom and social order?
How is property related to human freedom and social order?
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What role does a judge have in the context of correctiva justicia?
What role does a judge have in the context of correctiva justicia?
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What is typically a characteristic of Derecho Legislado?
What is typically a characteristic of Derecho Legislado?
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What is the primary focus of Natural Law?
What is the primary focus of Natural Law?
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What does Positivism emphasize in the context of law?
What does Positivism emphasize in the context of law?
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Which type of law is focused on individual rights and holds that rights belong to specific persons?
Which type of law is focused on individual rights and holds that rights belong to specific persons?
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Which of the following represents law that is in effect at a given time?
Which of the following represents law that is in effect at a given time?
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What does freedom within the context of law entail?
What does freedom within the context of law entail?
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What does Derecho Natural imply about law?
What does Derecho Natural imply about law?
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How is Justice defined in the content provided?
How is Justice defined in the content provided?
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Which of the following best describes the concept of Law in this context?
Which of the following best describes the concept of Law in this context?
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Which term describes the rules that comprise the law and ensure that rights are anchored in legal standards?
Which term describes the rules that comprise the law and ensure that rights are anchored in legal standards?
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What does 'Ser Real' refer to in the context of human beings?
What does 'Ser Real' refer to in the context of human beings?
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Which characteristic is associated with 'Leyes Naturales'?
Which characteristic is associated with 'Leyes Naturales'?
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What does 'Mundo del Deber Ser' imply?
What does 'Mundo del Deber Ser' imply?
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What is a defining feature of 'Leyes Sociales'?
What is a defining feature of 'Leyes Sociales'?
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Which statement aligns with the nature of natural laws?
Which statement aligns with the nature of natural laws?
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Which term suggests a focus on value judgments related to laws?
Which term suggests a focus on value judgments related to laws?
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What does 'Completo y necesario' signify in the context of natural laws?
What does 'Completo y necesario' signify in the context of natural laws?
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of 'Leyes Sociales'?
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of 'Leyes Sociales'?
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What does the term 'Norma Jurídica' refer to?
What does the term 'Norma Jurídica' refer to?
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What is the purpose of a legal 'Hipótesis'?
What is the purpose of a legal 'Hipótesis'?
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In legal terms, what does 'Nomenclatura' refer to?
In legal terms, what does 'Nomenclatura' refer to?
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What does 'FRAUDE' translate to in legal contexts?
What does 'FRAUDE' translate to in legal contexts?
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Which document is abbreviated as 'CP'?
Which document is abbreviated as 'CP'?
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What is the nature of moral norms?
What is the nature of moral norms?
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Which type of norm is considered coercible?
Which type of norm is considered coercible?
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What does the implementation of moral norms aim to achieve?
What does the implementation of moral norms aim to achieve?
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Which of the following norms is aimed at providing a healthy coexistence?
Which of the following norms is aimed at providing a healthy coexistence?
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What consequence is associated with not following social norms?
What consequence is associated with not following social norms?
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Study Notes
Human Being and its World
- "Ser Humano" (Human Being) is at the center of a mind map.
- "Mundo del Ser" (World of Being) describes different perspectives on existence.
- "Ser Real" (Real Being) represents the actual state of things.
- "Mundo del Deber Ser" (World of "Ought To Be") represents the ideal state or what should be.
- "Juicios enunciativos" (Declarative Judgments) suggests evaluating statements about reality.
- "Seres humanos" (Human Beings) is a further classification of humanity.
- "Sociedad" (Society) encompasses the context of human interaction and groups.
Laws and their Natures
- "Leyes Naturales" (Natural Laws) describe natural phenomena.
- They are descriptive, meaning they explain observed events.
- No exceptions are allowed.
- "Todo es comprobable" (Everything is verifiable), implying that natural laws are based on provable phenomena.
- Natural laws are complete and necessary.
- They are considered TRUE.
- "Leyes Sociales" (Social Laws) describe rules established in societies.
- They are prescriptive - dictating what should be done.
- They allow for multiple exceptions.
- They are obligatory to follow.
- Social laws are valid for a specific time and place.
Axiology and Legal Norms
- Axiology is the study of values.
- Legal norms should align with societal values and reality.
- Norms should be based on core values.
- Core values include security, justice, equality, liberty, responsibility, respect, dignity, solidarity, honesty, and order.
- Values should be consistent and intrinsic to human beings.
Law: Rights and Obligations
- Law exists but faces conflicts sometimes.
- Law is made up of norms and social values.
- Regulates the external behavior of individuals.
- Natural law focuses on ideal behaviors and conduct.
- Positivism applies existing rules to specific people and situations.
- Freedom allows individuals to exercise rights and fulfill obligations.
- Rights of others limit personal freedom.
- Justice is giving each person what they deserve.
Derecho: Concepts and Relationships
- Derecho (Law) is a human creation that is ordered according to reason.
- It aligns with reality.
- Property is connected to human freedom and social order.
- Derecho needs formalization (written rules).
- It exists in the form of social order.
Justicia: Types of Justice
- Distributive justice (Todos - All).
- The law applies equally to everyone.
- Particular/Corrective (Conmutativa) justice (individuals)
- The judge reviews a specific case and applies the law.
- It considers specific circumstances.
- It must adhere to the overall laws.
Common Good and Legal Security
- The state should provide opportunities and support for its citizens.
- Security is ensured by legal authorities.
- The principle of legality: only what the law allows is permissible.
- Freedom is ensured by law.
Aspects of Derecho
- Derecho Legislado (Statutory Law) - explicit rules.
- Derecho Consuetudinario (Customary Law) - based on customs.
- Derecho Objetivo (Objective Law) - rules regulating actions.
- Derecho Subjetivo (Subjective Law) - individual rights.
- Normo Jurídica (Legal Norm) - rule of law.
- Derecho Vigente (Valid/Effective Law) - law currently in effect.
- Derecho Natural (Natural Law) - inherent to human nature.
- Derecho Positivo (Positive Law) - created through an action.
- Facultad de hacer o no hacer (Ability to do or not do) - linked to objective law.
- Subjectio - associated with law.
Norms and their Types
- Norma Moral (Moral Norm) - ethical autonomy (free will).
- Norma Religiosa (Religious Norm) - dictated by a higher power.
- Norma Social (Social Norm) - dictated by society.
Legal Notes
- Norma Jurídica (Legal Norm) - legal rule.
- Hipótesis (Hypothesis) - a legal premise used in legal proceedings.
- Nomenclatura (Nomenclature) - system for naming legal terms.
- Ejemplo (Example) - an illustration of a legal concept.
- Código Penal Federal (Federal Criminal Code).
- FRAUDE (Fraud).
- CP (Código Penal - Criminal Code).
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Explore the intricate relationships between human existence and various laws in this quiz. Delve into concepts of 'Ser Humano', 'Mundo del Deber Ser', and the distinctions between natural and social laws. Test your understanding of these fundamental ideas and their implications in our world.