$T^{st}{?}^{1-1}-$ ADMN $1306$

NAME:

In addition to the two basic categories of public and private law, law is divided further into two more categories, which are

a$.$ criminal and contract law.

b$.$ domestic and international law.

c$.$ criminal and tort law.

d$.$ public and private law.

e$.$ substantive and procedural law.

The form of law that was adopted by the whole of continental Europe was one in which

a$.$ the law was not codified.

b$.$ the law was both codified and based on previous cases.

c$.$ the law was based on decisions of previous cases.

d$.$ the law was codified.

e$.$ the law was partly, but not fully, codified.

The fact that similar cases are treated alike

a$.$ increases the number of disputes that go to court.

b$.$ reduces the number of disputes that go to court by allowing parties to anticipate the results based on prior outcomes.

c$.$ does not help parties in a dispute to anticipate how a case will turn out based on prior outcomes.

d$.$ does nothing to reduce the number of disputes that end up in the courts.

e$.$ none of the above

When we talk about predictability being a major element of law, we mean that

a$.$ although the law is predictable, the outcome of a given dispute between people is not.

b$.$ people should be more likely to be able to predict when they can circumvent a law.

c$.$ the law itself is not predictable, only the cases that are decided.

d$.$ by using common sense, the decision of any court can be determined in advance.

e$.$ people should be able to find out where they stand and how to act with reasonable certainty.

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