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The upper house


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The supremacy of the state power

The way of the national and administrative-territorial structure, which reflects the character of relations between its structural parts, between central and local bodies of the state power, called Forms of the state apparatus

There are 2 types of the infringement of the law according to the level of social danger: infractions, crimes

These acts can be subdivided into 2 groups, such as: legislative acts (enactments) or laws and by-laws. Normative legal acts

This is regime, with a power of authority. The power is in hands of one leader or in hands of a group; population never participates in a process of power forming and never controls it. This regime is a transition period between totalitarian and democratic regimes. Authoritarian

This Power also is bylaw branch of the state power and protects norms of law by implementation of justice. Judicial power

This Power possesses supremacy or dominance. This power is realized by the way of lawmaking and by the way of realization of supervision (the supervision over the executive power) and called:Legislative power

This regime is in those states where the military grouping exists. This group captured the power as a result of military coup Military

To become a real participant of the legal relations, the subject must have, besides the legal capacity, also:

Totalitarian regime haracterized by total subordination of society

What was formed at the same time as the State in historical parallels and what is closely connected to the development of civilization?..Law

When the state independently decides all the problems of the society inside the state, it's called:

Which Code is the best mirror of Mesopotamian society Hammuarabi

Which code refers to the entire body of French law, contained in five codes dealing with civil, commercial and criminal law. Napoleonic Code

Which Code still forms the basis of French civil law. This Code was introduced at the beginning of the 19th century and changed the political lives of all the states of continental Europe? Napoleon

Which law evolved from the tribal and local laws in England. It began with common customs, but over time it involved the courts in law-making that was responsive to changes in society. Common

Which law evolved in the 8th century BC, was still largely a blend of custom and interpretation by magistrates of the will of the gods?Roman law

Which normative-legal act fixes political system, structure of a society, principles of law, freedoms and obligations of the citizensConstitution

Who are the members of the legal profession?Lawyers

Who carries out the supreme executive power, and also is a head of the State in the ROK? President

Who ensures the integrity, inviolability and inalienability of its territory..State

Who implements the executive power of the Republic of Kazakhstan, head the system of executive bodies and exercise supervision of their activity? Government

Who is a Plaintiff? person who makes a claim in a civil case

Who is called as independent element of the state apparatus, who's competence is determined by a legislative action? state body

Who is defendant?... person against whom a civil case is brought

Who is the head of the state in the Republic of Kazakhstan President

Who participates in a process of development, reforming, and forming a new legal base. Hade of the state

Who said, that: -“ the State is a result of juridical act – in the interests of developing the legal state system it is necessary to conclude the social contract”?...Jean -Jacque Rousseau.

Who signed M.C. in 1215 the king was forced to seal a document called the Magna CartaLibertata (the Great Charter)? King John

Who's fundamental aim - is a law-making activity. Besides that, as an exclusive competence of such bodies is an establishment of taxes and fees, the budget adoption, ratification of foreign-policy agreements. Representative body

Written in norms of the law, an ability to have subjective rights and legal obligations, called legal capacity


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