What is the rule of law?
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2018
- The “rule of law” is a popular but vague term. It’s one of those terms that lawyers and politicians tend to use so much it has almost become meaningless.
This video tries to explain and demystify the phrase so people (not just lawyers) can start using it with confidence - and without sounding like boffins.
Great video! Thank you for creating a short and engaging video about this topic. Although, I would add that there is also sovereign immunity, which means that the Queen cannot actually commit a legal wrong under civil or criminal proceedings
Useful video , allowed me to learn more then my lectures within 3 minutes of the video .
lol youtube is better then school
This is an amazing video! Probably one of the best one i found on rule of law. Well explained ;)
LOL!!!
I liked this. The music is just very distracting. Nicer listening to you.
@Jo Jo never think you are better than anybody else or that you have the right to insult people. She is beautiful, to be honest. I agree that the music is too loud . Be blessed and may we look at people through eyes of love and see who they really are.
Jo Jo looks have nothing to do with her knowledge bruh
@Jo Jo what is wrong with you? If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all.
P.S She is very beautiful.
Ok
Thank. It is helpful clip
So when a person says “What’s the rule of law in Roe v. Wade? What does that mean?
i love how towards the end of the video she explained that the rule of law is somewhat idealistic.
Very good 😁
Excellent! the Rule of Law is still an ideal in many areas, not a reality. But the Lady explains it with such clarity! I highly recommend, "The Rule of Law and The Constitution" by Honorable Murray Gleeson. It's 138 page sbut excellent and you can finish it in one night he writes so succintly and clear.
is there any pdf available of this writting?
@@susmitanath9942 I have not found a pdf but got copy thru interlibrary loan via my local library. As an aside, there's another good short essay written by Sir John Glubb which you can get online in pdf. The title is, "The Fate of Empires and the Search for Survival." I wish more of these mens' works were online.
The video is made in a joyful and down-to-earth spirit for laymen to understand, I get it; however, a subject such as this deserves a more vigorous and serious treatment. The gist of the subject are all there but the presentation failed to deliver the gravity of the principles. For example, the principle of "isonomia" from the ancient Greece, later "equal before the law", was a very unusual notion, given the fact that all men lived in societies with classes, which deserves to be explained further, as it is really the cornerstone of the Rule of Law.
At the same time, I appreciate the attitude of the presenter, typical Aussie style, relaxed and placid. It shows how lucky the Australians are that they could take something so fundamental in such lighthearted manner. To someone who spent his life under tyranny, I see the issue not as a matter of fair or not fair, rather, life or death.
yeh but image you are in Y10 and don't enjoy school. You still need some understanding that you can engage with?
Excellent video. Would you not agree that police did not just get Royal inside but rather confirmed his identity to the bouncers which is what was required?
What is the roleif law
The fundamental problem with the rule of law is that it requires and allows levels of hierarchical authority that enable scales of violence and destruction that simply are not possible outside the rule of law.
And it doesn't seem that anyone ever seems to calculate the pros and cons of the rule of law by comparing it to the levels of violence and destruction available outside the rule of law.
Climate change... only possible under the rule of law.
Genocide occurs under the rule of law.
War... under the rule of law.
Poverty... a systemic result of the rule of law.
Suggestion: I’d write what NSW stands for in your About page on UA-cam or in video descriptions.
I thought it said NSFW
Ok
New South Wales bro
1:36 lol
bruh
It's the "AudioJungle" background sample music at 4:09 for me xD
Laws can be argue togh presets ad cool law.
yes
But the brittanic monarchy does not pay taxes like the other citizens. And the king has a special status that avoid him to go to prison. So.... It looks like the law of rules... on that aspect, more than the rule of law. But still the concept os very apealing.
Canada does not recognize anything before 1850 including Magna Carta.
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HELP WHATS THE MUSIC IN THE BACKGROUND
try using shazam?
@@theweirdone6118 huh
The sims
@@harrydowdle7459 AHAHAHAHA TY
@@harrydowdle7459 what number
We are in the global rule of law right now. And what from what I am reading on the world economics forum/ United Nations/World health organization does not match up at all to this video.
Most basic thing in any society. Oldest text.
noice
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@@dylwr8377 ok
Ligislotirs pass laws
Here because of Mr Balhao? 😂
why is nobody mentioning that she made a star wars joke!
´cause nobody noticed it :((
Sadly
at what point?
"without sounding like Bothans"
larr
The royalist push is too strong on this one
Here's a hack for you ... At 1213 King John LACKLAND (he owned no land ergo "Lackland") gave pope (inc) England and Ireland, as well its heirs and successors who would be Vatican presidential appointments. With the stroke of a quill, England fell under the Cana'an ("canon") of the law. Shakespeare wrote of this in "King John". The only utility of Magma Carta 1215 is Chapter 13 Part I re: inner city of London. Part II deals with the laws of the other cities, towns and ports but NOT their ancient customs like Part I for London! At 1213 the laws common to the Heptarchy (common law of england) devolved to the code of Cana'an law!
i love you girl
Rule of law is about you obeying the almighty God who is the ultmatly law makers over all matters and anti matters.
I hate law. I prefer a chaotic world.