Bill of Rights

or in the FAQ pages. This Topic Page concerns Constitutional Rights and Responsibilities. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Generally speaking, governments are set up to make society a better, more orderly place to live. They do so by providing rules for conduct, by providing punishments for disobeying the rules, and by providing services to the citizenry. These tasks are typical of all governments. For example, in ancient Rome, murder, robbery

down : établir par écrit A tax : un impôt Taxation : fait de payer des impôts To summon: convoquer A trial : un procès (from to try: juger) To make sure that Bill : Texte de loi proposé au Parlement (projet ou proposition) A money bill: un projet de loi de finances To veto a bill: opposer son veto à un projet de loi As a result of: en consequence de Comprehensive: complet, exhaustif To be entitled to: avoir droit à To implement: appliquer (une loi, règle) To regulate, regulation: réglementer

warrant of the constitution/ institutions • prerogative of mercy and immunity (Barmherzigkeit und Sicherheit) • Queen delivers parliamentary speech written by the Prime Minister • Queen can open and dissolve the Parliament • always guided by the government, all action are taken in her name • ensures the symbolical unity of the country • custom/ tradition is always above the written word ( safeguard of Britain • commander and chief of the armed forces of the Crown

Anglais. Introduction to the british Constitution. Structure and existenc of british constitution. The first point we need to say about the constitution is to give it a definition. The Constitution is a set of rule that govern, organize an entity. If a constitution is a set of rules what does it govern? In this case we need a country that why we normaly say that ich country have a constitution. The constitution defends how the country has managed and who managed is it. If we takin about

ériger To embody : incarner (embodiment) To draft: rédiger Landmark: point de repère To lay down: établir qq chose par écrit Tax : impôt (taxation) Summon : convoquer Trial : procès (to trial: juger une affaire dans un tribunal) Bill : projet de loi As a result of : en conséquence de Comprehensive: exhaustive To be entitled to : avoir droit à To implement: appliquer [une règle] To regulate : reglementer (regulation : un reglement/reglementation) Advise : des conseils. Give me some advise

Droits » (Bill of Rights). La codification du droit de porter des armes dans le Bill of Rights fut influencé par la peur que le gouvernement fédéral pourrait désarmer le peuple afin d’imposer des règles par l’intermédiaire d’une armée de métier ou d’une milice[1], puisque l’histoire avait montré la façon dont les tyrans éliminaient la résistance en retirant les armes au peuple et en rendant illégal le fait d’en conserver afin de supprimer les opposants politiques[2]. Dans District of Columbia v

des Droits » (Bill of Rights). La codification du droit de porter des armes dans le Bill of Rights fut influencée par la peur que legouvernement fédéral pourrait désarmer le peuple afin d’imposer des règles par l’intermédiaire d’unearmée de métier ou d’une milice1, puisque l’histoire avait montré la façon dont les tyrans éliminaient la résistance en retirant les armes au peuple et en rendant illégal le fait d’en conserver afin de supprimer les opposants politiques2. Dans District of Columbia v. Heller (26 juin 2008)

In November 1992, Bill Clinton is elected forty-second president of the United States. He’s a democrat and his election follows the presidency of a republican, George Bush Senior and the first Gulf War. At the beginning of his term, Clinton adopted a personal way to govern. Clinton relied on a few number of confidents, including his wife, Hilary. She prepared a law project about social security and healthcare, which would have assured to all the Americans a health cover. But this project is blocked

Carta The Grand Remonstrance Habeas Corpus The Bill of Rights LECTURE 2: A non written constitution 1. Introduction 2. Devolution to Scotland and Wales 3. The current debate on a written constitution for Britain Documents: “Brown Hands Key Powers to Parliament”, The Guardian “At Long Last, Here is a Chance to Start Rewiring Britain’s Creaky Democracy”, The Guardian LECTURE 3: The Monarchy 1. The Queen’s functions 2. The Queen’s speech 3. The cost of the monarchy Documents: Civil List “How Much

The Clinton Years (1993 – 2000) I- The election of William « Bill » Clinton - The social ills Americans were confronted to very violent race riots. They resulted of 44 casualties (Death). Bush refused to give a speech on civil rights. People thought that he didn’t care. - Political scandals - Competition within the Rep Party. Bill Clinton was young and represented the baby boomer generation. He was the first American president to be born after the Second World War The democrats