due Apr 8 This is a graded discussion: 10 points possible Week 1-BUS 201 DQ#1 BU

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due Apr 8 This is a graded discussion: 10 points possible Week 1-BUS 201 DQ#1 BUS 201 Students, Please respond to this DQ by giving your personal analysis and arguments and at least one reference from our text in support of your position. Just providing your personal opinion will not allow you to earn the total points available for this DQ. Your response to this DQ should be at least 50 words in length. Please remember that your substantive response to the DO and at least 2 other substantive posts during the week will be necessary to earn the full 10 points available for this learning activity. Feel free to respond to other students or big a thread on a related topic. WEEK 1-DQ# 1: English Common Law, sometimes called "unwritten law" is judge made law that reflects the customs and usages of the population. After the American Revolution the U.S. common law continued to be used extensively, however, the U.S. Constitution and State Constitutions mandated that laws be enacted by the Congress or State Legislatures. ich system of laws do you believe is better for the U.S. and why? Assume for the sake of this discussion that there is no requirement that all laws be enacted by the legislative branch of government Remember, your response to this DQ is due not later than Day 7 (Sunday). Professor Lukevich

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According to me law enacted by Congress or the state legislature. This is because English common law is unwritten and can be subjected to different interpretation but laws enacted by congress are written laws and hence follow only one interpretation. This will help in providing same justice irrespective of judges involved. This eliminates individual human judgement.

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