All Law in 55 Minutes (Lecture)
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1. Jurisprudence 1) Origin (it is necessary to distinguish between the words "jurisprudence" (Latin) and "legal science" (Slavic-European)) 2) The relationship between science, discipline and activity 3) The concept of jurisprudence 4) System 2. State 1) Genesis (theories of origin) 2) The concept of the state (the state in its pure form is not a subject of jurisprudence, but it is studied separately) 3) Forms of the state 3. Law 1) The concept of law (law is a fiction, that is, imagination that is realized in life) 2) The essence of law 3) Functions 4. Principles of law 1) Principles (e.g. the principle of legality, that is, social relations should be regulated by law) 2) Axioms (legal constructs that do not need to be proven) 3) Presumptions (assumptions about something) 5. Sources of law 1) The concept of sources (where the legal norms are contained) 2) System ("pyramid") 3) Lawmaking (how laws are created) 6. Legal norms 1) Concept of legal norms 2) Types of legal norms 3) Structure of legal norms 7. Interpretation of law 1) Concept of interpretation 2) Types of interpretation 3) Methods of interpretation 8. Legal relations 1) Concept of legal relations 2) Types of legal relations 3) Content 9. Offense 1) Concept of offense 2) Types of offenses 3) Composition of offense Lecture point #2 Public law 1. International law is the law common to all lawyers on Earth. 2. Constitutional law - studies two aspects (human rights and the structure of the state) 3. Administrative law is the largest and most widespread law, containing special regulations by which the AP regulates public life. 4. Criminal law – establishes patterns of offenses dangerous to society. 5. Criminal procedure law – the procedure for bringing a person to criminal liability. Private law 1. Civil law – a feature: equality of rights and obligations. Split into the following. 2. Inheritance law – literally “deadly” law; drawing up wills. 3. Family law – regulation of relations in marriage, between parents and children, etc. 4. Civil procedure – the law that is addressed when problems arise in civil relations; procedure. 5. Labor law – regulation of relations between employers and employees. IV. New meanings acquired. The students remembered everything related to the theoretical part of jurisprudence, and also examined in more detail a new topic - branches of law.
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