History Of Law Flashcards by Suvatha Dharumachanthiran

Q

Nobody is above the law curtesy of King ___

A

John

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Earliest written code

A

Urnammu

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Started first law school in Bologna

A

Irnerius

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Umammu code power of judges to award

A

Damages

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Napoleon code created during the ___ revolution

A

French

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Justinian code inspired Modern ___

A

Justice

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Hammurbi ruled over this empire

A

Babylon

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Eye for an eye

A

Hammurabi

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The American declaration on Independence

A

People

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Last resort under the laws of Manu

A

Punishment

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Code that still influences Quebec

A

Napoleonic

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Number of judges at Nuremberg trials

A

Eight

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Five hundred and one articles of code and procedure

A

Tang

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Chinese imperial code

A

Likvel

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A Greek citizen

A

Draco

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Governed by public and private law

A

Romans

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Country of First law school

A

Italy

Q

The country of the seventeen articles

A

Japan

Q

Earliest believer consolidation of laws

A

Urukagina

Q

Known for Corpus Juris Civilis

A

Justinian

Q

Influence that seeks to prevent disputes

A

Oriental

Q

Unreasonably harsh laws

A

Draconian

Q

First international court trying Nazi officials

A

Nuermberg

Q

The location of Urukagina’s code

A

Mesopotamia

Convention establishing minimal military rights

Geneva

Laws that are the basis of the caste system

Manu

Country where code specifically refers to theft and robbery

China

___ Carta

Magna

Proclaimed by the United Nations

UDHR

Received commandments from God

Moses

Number of tables written for Romans

Twelve

Number of commandments in the Bible?

Ten