what does legecy mean?
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somehthing handed down from an ancestor of the past..Also could be a heritge.
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i think it is legislature but im not sure \nhope it helps
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Liberalism incarnate.\n\n-Aztec276
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It's a republic (form of government) that is an island (geographic formation).  It has no special meaning, aside from being a country that is completely surrounded by water and has an elected government.
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I'm Guadeloupean, French West Indian and I know this means "How are you?" or "What's up".\nIt litteraly means "What's going on?".\n;)
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We all know laws are written vaugely & that they are so long & complex that reading one in full would probably kill more brain cells than main lining tequila. Sometimes they're vauge on purpose... meaning they can be interpreted situation to situation as appropriate, but still I know what you mean. If you have some proposal for more common sense in government I'd be happy to hear it.
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Legislative:  Passes the laws.  \nJudicial:       Interprets the laws.\nExecutive:   Enforces the laws.
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political - a member of a group with an elected official at its head (The senator lobbied for his constituents' interests.)\nscience - a piece of something else (A pulley is a machine whose constituents parts are a wheel and a chain)\n\nGoing to look it up now - hope this isn't too embarrasing
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you might want to be more specific. It could mean one of two things as I see it. 1) It could mean a governmental system which splits governing power between branches (executive, legislative, judicial) or in a federalist system (federal and state). Or 2) you could be refering to a mixed economy; a system somewhere situated between a free and command economy where the capital is privately owned but heavily regulated by the government (i.e. Great Britain, Sweden). Hope that helps.
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illegal or legal?\n\nillegal: \n1.) to feel like a rebel\n2.) to put themselves in another state of mind, removing themselves from reality\n3.) for fun\n\nlegal:\n1.) because they have to\n2.) because a doctor told them they had to\n3.) for fun
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You must be a nonlaw abiding person. Illegal means illegal. They are breaking the law. So how are they helping are economy?
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Be good citizen!\nRemember :"Right or wrong is my country"
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In Classical Latin it is the term for "religious affairs"\n\nliteral meaning "things relating to a deity"
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The rule of law is a principle founded on the plains of England in the Magna Carta.  It is exemplified by countries like the United States and Australia.\nIt simply means that all people within the citizenship are equal in the eyes of the law.  It is why the statue of Justice has a blind-fold, so that she cannot see how pretty you are or what color your skin is.  She cannot tell how much money you have, either.\nEqual rights under the law means that everyone is subject to the same treatment in court and by extension, in society in general.
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Are you asking about a particular countries set of laws? If so you need to specify. If you are requesting a definition, they are effectively codes of conduct in business and commerce.
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Simply it means authority/power that does not originate with the legislative branch of government.  In american govt. non-legislative power originates from the executive and judicial branch in the form of executive orders and judicial review respectively.
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Bachelor of Laws is abbreviated LL.B. (or sometimes Ll.B.) because "LL" is an abbreviation of the genitive plural legum (of laws), thus "LL.B." stands for Legum Baccalaureus in Latin. In the United States it is sometimes called "Bachelor of Legal Letters" to account for the double "L".