What is the definition of Popular Sovereignty?

What is the definition of Federalism?

What is the definition of Separation of Power?

What is the definition of Checks and Balances?

What is the definition of Judicial Review?

What is the definition of Limited Government?

What is the definition of Majority Rule?

What is the definition of Rule of Law?

What is the definition of Due Process?

What is the example of Popular Sovereignty?

What is the example of Federalism?

What is the example of Separation of Power?

What is the example of checks and balances?

What’s the example of Judicial review?

What is the example of limited government?

What is the example of majority rule?

What is the example of rule of Law?

What is the example of due process?

Answer these questions thoroughly

1. Define law and defend why your definition of law is the better definition. (worth five marks)

2. Explain how the study of law/jurisprudence can be compared to an iceberg? (worth five marks)

3. Martin Luther King in his “ letter from Birmingham Jail”, Al Pacino, in his famous “Justice for All” speech, and Michael Waltzer, provide their own a definition of justice. Do you agree with their definition of justice? Why or why not? (worth 10 marks)

Al Pacinos definition of justice is: Justice can only be achieved through equality he define justice a seeking in finding the truth. Al pacino she’s equality as guilty been proven, innocent walk free.

Martin Luther Kings definition of justice is: unjust and just laws. (use this information about unjust and just laws to answer the questions. below)

Michael Walzer definition of justice: justice to Michael is equity to all

QUESTION

1. Martin Luther King in his “Letter from Birmingham Jail”’ Al Pacino in his famous “Justice for All” speech, and Michael Walzer each provide their own definition of justice. Do you agree with their definition of justice? Why or why not? 

Al Pacino defines justice as seeking the truth

Martin Luther King says that a law consists of just and unjust laws (that’s his definition of justice)

Michael Walzer defines justice as equality

QUESTION

1. Martin Luther king in his “Letter from Birmingham Jail”, Al Pacino, in his famous “Justice for All” speech, and Michael Walzer, provide their own definition of justice. do you agree with their definition of justice? Why or why not?