Time left 1:39:19Question 19Not yet answeredMarked out of 0.50Flag questionQuestion textThe term ‘private law’ refers to?a)    The body of laws that derive from the deciding of cases.b)  The body of laws that seeks to regulate the relationship between individuals.c)  The legal principle that states that a person has the right to privacy.d)  The body of laws that seeks to regulate the relationship between the State and its citizens.

Time left 1:41:14Question 18Not yet answeredMarked out of 0.50Flag questionQuestion textWhat is the difference between Private and Public Lawa) Private law relates to relationship between individual citizens. Public law refers to relationship between individual citizens and Stateb) Private law refer to relationship between individual citizens of a single state (Country) or between individual citizens of two different countries. While Public Law defines relationship and disputes arising due to such relationship between two states(Countries)c) Private law relates to Crimes Committed inside the home While Public Law relates to crime committed in Public Placesd) Private law relates to court hearings conducted privately and Public relates to open court hearing before public at large

Describe and analyse the English law on privacy in relation to both:(a) the criminal justice system; and(b) royalty.

What does natural law refer to?Question 5Answera.Humans naturally possess certain rights that the government cannot take away. b.Law comes from a battle for survival of the fittest between people.c.Humans, by their nature, will develop laws that promote social well-being.d.Humans can make the best law by observing the way nature works.

Tutorial Questions 1. Discuss the relevance of law as a legal institution in the society-making case: i. For the existence of law ii. Against the existence of law 2. Is Law necessary in the society? Discuss this assertion. 3. (a). Advance five scholarly definitions of law from both the legal and sociological perspectives. (b). Explain the nature of law within the society. 4. List and discuss the various sources of law. 5. (a). What are the classifications of Law? (b). Examine the functions and dysfunctions of Law. 6. Explain the Consensus/Functionalist theory of law, highlighting the contributions of Jeremy Bentham and Thomas Hobbes. 7. Examine Emile Durkheim's contribution to the Functionalist theory of law. 8. Examine Talcott Parson’s Social Imperatives on Adaptation. 9. (a). What is ‘Sociology of Law?’ (b) Discuss the subject matter of the Sociology of Law 10. Discuss the following perspectives on the explanation of Law and Society: a. Hedonistic jurisprudence b. Legal Feminism and its Aims in Sociology of Law c. Four approaches to legal feminism 11. Account for the colonial experience in Nigeria’s Legal system 12. Discuss the Rational Choice theory of law by Max Weber 13. Discuss the views of the following Sociologists on Law: Roscoe Pound and Eugene Ehrlich. 14. Briefly discuss the following schools of thought in general jurisprudence: (a). Natural Law. (b). Legal Positivism 15. Describe the convergence and divergence of Law and Custom citing relevant examples. Answer all the question (extensively) in an exam format

While a right to privacy is not explicitly named in the Constitution, what clause has the court used to protect this right from state infringement?