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5 Pages • Topic Notes • Year Uploaded: 2024
Law is defined as a body of enforceable rules ● Rules are made by the state/government specifically through parliament and courts ● Rules are legally enforceable through state mechanisms like courts and police. - Defining features: source (parliament and courts), enforceability by the state. - Laws come from two main sources: parliament and courts ● Parliament passes statutes and acts which become law ● Courts make judgments in cases which become binding precedents and add to the common law - Rules from both parliament and courts are considered legally binding and enforceable
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