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Which legal tradition is the civil law system based on?
Which legal tradition is the civil law system based on?
- Napoleonic law tradition
- English law tradition
- Roman law tradition (correct)
- Greek law tradition
What is the primary source of legal authority in civil law systems?
What is the primary source of legal authority in civil law systems?
- Customary laws and traditions
- Precedents and legal principles
- Codified statutes or legislation (correct)
- Case law and judicial reasoning
In common law systems, what is the principle that higher courts decisions bind lower courts in similar cases called?
In common law systems, what is the principle that higher courts decisions bind lower courts in similar cases called?
- Res ipsa loquitur
- Habeas corpus
- Actus reus
- Stare decisis (correct)
What type of reasoning do civil law judges primarily use to decide cases?
What type of reasoning do civil law judges primarily use to decide cases?
What is the main focus as a source of law in common law systems?
What is the main focus as a source of law in common law systems?
What is the primary characteristic of legal rules in a civil law system?
What is the primary characteristic of legal rules in a civil law system?
In a common law system, what is the primary source of law?
In a common law system, what is the primary source of law?
What is the basis for the principle that higher courts decisions bind lower courts in similar cases in common law systems?
What is the basis for the principle that higher courts decisions bind lower courts in similar cases in common law systems?
What type of reasoning do civil law judges primarily use to decide cases?
What type of reasoning do civil law judges primarily use to decide cases?
What characteristic distinguishes civil law systems from common law systems?
What characteristic distinguishes civil law systems from common law systems?
What is the primary objective of GDPR?
What is the primary objective of GDPR?
Which type of data merely reduces liability but still allows for some form of re-identification?
Which type of data merely reduces liability but still allows for some form of re-identification?
What is considered 'personal data' for the purposes of GDPR?
What is considered 'personal data' for the purposes of GDPR?
Which of the following constitutes special categories of data that require extra protection under GDPR?
Which of the following constitutes special categories of data that require extra protection under GDPR?
What does not constitute 'processing' under GDPR?
What does not constitute 'processing' under GDPR?
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