Mid_Term

Question 1

Contrary to Custom

Answer 1

opposite of law

Question 2

Power of Governance

Answer 2

leg, exe, jud

Question 3

Natural Law

Answer 3

mans participation in DL (do good, avoid evil)

Question 4

What does non in scripsit, non in mundo mean?

Answer 4

if its not in writing it does not exist

Question 5

What are the Four Integral Parts of Law

Answer 5

ordinance of reason, common good, competent authority, promulgated

Question 6

What is the Holy See?

Answer 6

person of Pope or dicastery?

Question 7

What does abrogate mean?

Answer 7

complete revocation

Question 8

What does derogate mean?

Answer 8

partial revocation

Question 9

What is person?

Answer 9

subject of rights and obligations

Question 10

What are examples of different persons?

Answer 10

juridical, moral, private, public, physical

Question 11

What is juridical person?

Answer 11

legal construct or aggregate of persons or things

Question 12

What is juridical public?

Answer 12

in the name of Church

Question 13

What is custom?

Answer 13

not written, arise from repeated action, unbroken by community

Question 14

What is the universal?

Answer 14

throughout majority of Church

Question 15

What is particular?

Answer 15

NOT throughout majority of areas

Question 16

Who has power of governance?

Answer 16

Ordinary power: P, DB, VG, head of apostolic life (HoAL)

Local Ordinary (LO), which is everyone mentioned above except HoAL

Question 17

Who is legislature?

Answer 17

P, DB, Ecumencial Council, heads of particular churches

Question 18

What is an example of Executive?

Answer 18

dicastery

Question 19

Through what is legislative passed?

Answer 19

Acta Apostilicae Sedis (AAS)

Question 20

What is invalidity?

Answer 20

refers to act and is null

Question 21

what is illicit?

Answer 21

broken by law

Question 22

What is incapacitating?

Answer 22

predicated of persons

Question 23

What is doubt?

Answer 23

wavering of mind between two extremes

Question 24

What is Doubt of Law (DoL)?

Answer 24

meaning of law not clear

Question 25

What is Doubt of Fact (DoF)

Answer 25

law is clear, reality not clear

Question 26

What is ignorance?

Answer 26

lack of knowledge

Question 27

What is error?

Answer 27

mistaken judgment

Question 28

What is authentic?

Answer 28

authoritative

Question 29

Who does Mere Eccelsiastical Law bind?

Answer 29

use of reason, baptized or received, completed 7 years of age

Question 30

What is a day?

Answer 30

completed 24 hours

Question 31

Are those who have been formally admitted to Church bound to Catholic Form of marriage?

Answer 31

yes

Question 32

What is a domicile?

Answer 32

place for FIVE years or INTENTION remaining permanently

Question 33

What is a quasi-domicile?

Answer 33

3 months

Question 34

Is a territory restrictive?

Answer 34

No, for it covers all

Question 35

What should be known regarding interpretation of Text?

Answer 35

read text, read context, parallel passages, mind of legislator

Question 36

Who is prefect?

Answer 36

head of dicastery

Question 37

What is strict?

Answer 37

most narrow

Question 38

What is wide?

Answer 38

that which is most wide

Question 39

What is jurisprudenc?

Answer 39

way court decides matters

Question 40

Should we presume an old law has been revoked?

Answer 40

no

Question 41

What are the three customs?

Answer 41

legal (30 years), centennial (100 years), immemorial (older than oldest person in community)

Question 42

What are the three approvals for custom?

Answer 42

explicit, tacit (L aware bit no delcaration), legal

Question 43

How are General Decrees promulgated?

Answer 43

come from councils, conference of BPs or from a council.

Question 44

What is function of instruction, directions, and circular letters?

Answer 44

urge or clarify compliance (e.g. Ecclesia Dei clarifies Summorm Pontificum)

Question 45

What does "Informa Specific" mean?

Answer 45

P read and approved

Question 46

What does ad nutum?

Answer 46

only at will

Question 47

What are the Three Administrative Acts

Answer 47

1) Executive act of power (physical or judicial) for one person e.g. grant of faculty (not general), 2) Canonical, 3) Act of Granting (not power itself)

Question 48

What should we know when making a decision?

Answer 48

story right, facts straight, in writing (Two Reasons)

Question 49

What should be known regarding a dispensation?

Answer 49

not perpetual in nature

Question 50

What should be known regarding a privelege?

Answer 50

perpetual in nature

Question 51

What is the function of statutes?

Answer 51

help run juridical person

Question 52

What is the function of an ordinance?

Answer 52

help run meetings

Question 53

What determinse who you report to?

Answer 53

QD, D

Question 54

Who can't be married?

Answer 54

those in direct line

Question 55

Who can LO dispense?

Answer 55

those in third and fourth degree

Question 56

What is an example of 2nd Degree?

Answer 56

bro and sis

Question 57

What is an example of third degree?

Answer 57

uncle neice, aunt nephew

Question 58

What is an example of fourth degree?

Answer 58

first cousins

Question 59

Who is ok to be married?

Answer 59

2nd cousins

Question 60

How is QD or D lost?

Answer 60

departure of place w/ no intention of returning

Question 61

What is the principle of equity?

Answer 61

Principle which leaders apply the law to person taking persons and place into consideration

Question 62

When does a law abrogate or derogate

Answer 62

When expressly states, directly contrary to that law, integrally reorders the whole subject matter of the earlier law