Puzzle 20141022925553

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1.	came from Fracne; Judges look to the code to to make decisions
2.	Categories of law; federal jurisdiction, people tried for wrong behaviour
4.	power to declare war; done by the Cabnit
5.	This theory found its roots in Hobes, and gave supreme authority to the sovereign
9.	Categories of law; Law that governs the law as a sovereign entity, structure of the government
12.	Categories of law; How substantive laws are applied
14.	Categories of law; state does not get involved
15.	This is a _______________ examples are Traditional, Transitional, Mondern
16.	This theory represented individual, rational, and self interested
17.	Weber notion 1) Planned use of sanction 2) Authorized personnel 3) formal understanding of law

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1.	Came from England; Judges look at individual cases
3.	The idea was developed in the Roncarelli v Duplessis
6.	Categories of law; set out the duties or prohibition
7.	What was an issues Justice Dude found in the Baker case?
8.	What type of Consistuion does Canada have?
10.	enforces existing aboriginal treaty rights
11.	A case that would not allow the use of Necessity and relates to the theory of legal liberalism.
13.	Has a focus on morals; the idea Ethics and what is the right thing to do and the wrong.

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Across:

1.	came from Fracne; Judges look to the code to to make decisions
2.	Categories of law; federal jurisdiction, people tried for wrong behaviour
4.	power to declare war; done by the Cabnit
5.	This theory found its roots in Hobes, and gave supreme authority to the sovereign
9.	Categories of law; Law that governs the law as a sovereign entity, structure of the government
12.	Categories of law; How substantive laws are applied
14.	Categories of law; state does not get involved
15.	This is a _______________ examples are Traditional, Transitional, Mondern
16.	This theory represented individual, rational, and self interested
17.	Weber notion 1) Planned use of sanction 2) Authorized personnel 3) formal understanding of law

Down:

1.	Came from England; Judges look at individual cases
3.	The idea was developed in the Roncarelli v Duplessis
6.	Categories of law; set out the duties or prohibition
7.	What was an issues Justice Dude found in the Baker case?
8.	What type of Consistuion does Canada have?
10.	enforces existing aboriginal treaty rights
11.	A case that would not allow the use of Necessity and relates to the theory of legal liberalism.
13.	Has a focus on morals; the idea Ethics and what is the right thing to do and the wrong.

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