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  1. 1What is a law?
    1. AA legal rule made by a legal authority.
    2. BA rule made by anyone.
    3. CA rule only the queen can make.
  2. 2[blank_start]Parliament[blank_end] is a formal assembly of [blank_start]representatives[blank_end] of the people that's is elected by the people and [blank_start]gathers together to make laws[blank_end]
    1. AParliament
    2. BSanction
    3. CBill
    4. DSociety
    5. Erepresentatives
    6. Fpeople
    7. Gpolice
    8. Hgathers together to make laws
    9. Ihang out and make laws
    10. Jdecide what will happen to criminals
  3. 3What is a sanction?
    1. AA penalty.
    2. BA crime.
    3. CA person.
    4. DA type of court.
  4. 4An [blank_start]Act of Parliament[blank_end] is a law made by [blank_start]parliament[blank_end]; a [blank_start]bill[blank_end] that has passed through parliament and has received [blank_start]royal approval. [blank_end]
    1. AAct of Parliament
    2. Bbill
    3. Cparliament
    4. Droyal approval.
  5. 5[blank_start]Non-legal rules[blank_end] are laws made by private individuals or groups in society.
    1. ANon-legal rules
    2. BBills
    3. CRule
  6. 6What is an 'Act of Parliament'?
    1. AA law made by parliament.
    2. BWhen a parliament takes action.
    3. CWhen someone is charged with a criminal offence.
    4. DA rule made by parliament.
  7. 7The [blank_start]rule of law[blank_end] is the principle that everyone in society is [blank_start]bound[blank_end] by the law and must [blank_start]obey[blank_end] the law, and that laws should be [blank_start]fair[blank_end] and [blank_start]clear[blank_end], so people are [blank_start]willing[blank_end] and able to obey them.
    1. Arule of law
    2. Bfair
    3. Cclear
    4. Dwilling
    5. Ebound
    6. Fobey
  8. 8Why do we need laws?
    1. ATo protect our society and keep it functioning.
    2. BTo stop crime.
    3. CTo protect people from getting hurt.
    4. DTo keep the world at peace.
  9. 9[blank_start]Presumption of innocence[blank_end] is the right of a person accused of a crime to be presumed [blank_start]not guilty[blank_end] unless [blank_start]proven[blank_end] otherwise.
    1. APresumption of innocence
    2. Bnot guilty
    3. Cproven

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The meaning of laws
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