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    This document provides an introduction and overview of key concepts in law. It discusses: 1) The relationship between law and other rules such as religion, morals, and traditions. 2) Definitions of law from different legal philosophies such as natural law and positive law. It also discusses the present definition of law in Thailand. 3) Characteristics of law including it being orders/regulations from a sovereign, comprehensively enforced, and carrying legal sanctions. 4) The evolution of legal systems including civil law and common law, and sources of law such as customs, judicial decisions, and religion. 5) Classifications of law including public vs private law, substantive vs procedural law,

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    This document provides an introduction and overview of key concepts in law. It discusses: 1) The relationship between law and other rules such as religion, morals, and traditions. 2) Definitions of law from different legal philosophies such as natural law and positive law. It also discusses the present definition of law in Thailand. 3) Characteristics of law including it being orders/regulations from a sovereign, comprehensively enforced, and carrying legal sanctions. 4) The evolution of legal systems including civil law and common law, and sources of law such as customs, judicial decisions, and religion. 5) Classifications of law including public vs private law, substantive vs procedural law,

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    Introduction to Law!

    Group 1
    1.! 2.! 3.! 4.! 5.! 6.! Sayamon Yosit 5611708 Makhbeeba Yuldosheia 5648041 Nithi Khanom 5615116 Naradon Salasuk 5611342 Siwat Patamatikul 5611892 Wongsakorn Purichat 5611719

    1.1 The relation between law and other rules!


    Law's created by state and also has a long development since the human has started to assemble as a society as presented in latin proverb " Ubi societus ibi jus" means where there is a society, there is law.! The relationship between law and other rules divide into 3 parts 1.Law and religion - Religion is the teaching of the religious leaders set up for the believers to prevent people from doing bad things. - The similar criterions of religion and law are to conduct the behaviors of human and the violators attain negative effects. - The difference between law and religious is sanction.! 2.law and moral - Moral is the inner feeling of human separate good from evil thought or action. 3.law and tradition - The similarity between law and tradition is a close relationship but law is regulated by state while tradition is created by group of people.

    1.2 DEFINITION OF LAW!


    1.2.1 Definition of law and legal philosophy Meaning of law might have been changed from one School of Thought to another.
    1. School of Natural Law - Greek-Roman era - Famous philosophers Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, Cicero and Thomas Aquinas Law exists naturally. Law cannot be created by man NO LAW CAN BE UNJUST 2. School of Positive Law -!Famous philosophers Thomas Hobbs and John Austin -!Law is the order of sovereign -! Public Order and Good Morals

    1.2.2 Present definition of law in Thailand


    -!Affected and influenced by the School of Positive Law -! Era of Revolution of Thai Law intitiated in the reign of King Rama V -!His Royal Highness Prince Rapee Patanasakdi (Father of Thai Law) Two significant ideas 1.! Law is the orders given by the rules to all that has been ruled, disobedience causes penalty. 2.! Law is the regulations of the state, which conduct human behavior, the violators are guilty and have to be punished.

    1.3 Characteristic of law!


    1.3.1 Oder/rules or regulations -A declaration or expression of one person with power to control or
    command other person to perform or forbear from doing something.!

    1.3.2 Order of the Sovereign


    -Sovereign means the person or organization that is in possession of supreme authority to administer the state at a certain time. To be sovereign of the state, depend on regime of that state - Absolute Monarchy Regime, the sovereign is the king of the country - Under the constitutional monarchy, the government is the sovereign with the king as a head of state, being under the constitution A state is where sovereign can exercise the power . To be a state, 1.Territory 2.Population 3.Government 4.Sovereignty

    1.3.3 Comprehensively enforced!!!!!!!!!! both geographical and


    chronological - Every person shall be under the same law equally. - Not necessary enforced all over the country enacted to be applied to the specific group of people. - The promulgated law must be used until it has been cancelled or revoked by the equal or higher law and could not be used against the offenders in the past.

    1.3.4 Legal sanction - Civil sanction aimed to put a person back into original (uninjured)
    status and if the actions cant be executed -! Criminal sanction more severe 1) Execution 2) Imprisonment 3) Detention 4) Fine; and 5) Forfeiture of property compensation

    1.4 Evolution and Sources of Law


    Legal system means the system of a country concerning the structure of law and legislation.

    1.4.1 Evolution of International Legal System


    Civil Law System influenced by Roman Law -The famous Emperor, Justinian ordered the codification of Corpus Juris Civilis to be used widespread across the Roman empire -Intermingled with legal tradition of the tribe called German and sometimes is called Romano Germanic system Used in many countries such as Europe, Africa, Asia Characteristics 1. Codification- written law 2. Judges decide both factual and legal issues <no jury> 3.! The Codes were generalized to specific the case that occurred 4.! The civil issues are visibly identified as well as the criminal mattered 5.! The courts have no right to make new law in their trials ,so it can be said Judge-use Law

    Common Law System!! - Has its roots in England that composed of two tribes Angles and Saxon. - It was the compilation of domestic legal tradition in England . - It was this system that transformed Tribe to Feudalism. So sometimes it is call Anglo-saxon System Characteristics 1. Domestic tradition became the law approved by people. 2. When the cased are judged, they became Precedents and if the later cases are in common with the precedents, it must be judged in a similar manner. 3. The higher courts decision always binding on the lower courts .

    1.4.2 Source of Law


    -! Custom or Tradition Tradition is deeply enrooted in a Common Law System due to the following of precedent however, in Civil Law System it is not a direct source of law that has been used in court trial.

    -! Religion -Includes all form of belief in superior beings exercising power over humans by imposing rules of conduct , with future rewards and punishments. -Same purpose in term of controlling human behavior in order to make human living together in peace. -Religion does not provide instantaneous sanction but for some countries such as Islamic countries the law is heavily influenced by religion. -! Judicial Decisions -In Common Law countries, the court judgment or precedent will be later use in the next case. -If there is a new case that disputes on the similar situation as the former case, the court will following the rule laid down by the former case.

    1.5 Classification of Law!


    1.5.1 Content of law 1. Substantive law - Enforce human directly such as civil rights, liberties, criminal matters
    etc.

    2. Procedural law
    - Prescribe about the procedures in the court.

    1.5.2 Relation of parties concerned!! !!!!!!!!!1. Private law


    - Deals with the juristic relation between individuals. - Prescribes about the rights duties and relationship between individuals who are in equal status such as purchase and sale contract.

    2. Public law
    - Deals with the relation between the citizen as the individuals and the state as their ruler. - Used to protect the state and maintain internal peace. - Has the direct control of punishing people. There are 4 subtypes of public law Constitution - Supreme law of the country. Administrative law - Stipulates the bureaucratic order and administrative organization and relationship between them. Criminal law - Public law that stipulates criminal offense that might effects state internal peace.!! Law on organizations of the court of justice : concurring the rules of judicial services and court administrations.

    3. International law
    - Control the relationship in the international community. - Dealing and cooperation for common good and peaceful existence. Sources of international law 1.Treaties, conventions or international agreements -Source of international law -The agreement must be bound by the contract within 2.International customary law -The state practice and must be repeated for a certain period of time 3.General principles of international law -Lawyers must find the law to be utilized in the specific occurrences 4.Writing of juristic or publicists -Found in teaching of professors or career judges

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