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Common law arent official laws, its just common sense to not do

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I learned that common law is a part of English law that derives from custom or jurisprudence rather than from statute. often against the law.

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For legal precedents, to have fairness and impartiality the U.S constitution makes all cases have the same treatment. For Unwritten Laws, the U.S citizens are not limited to only the one's stated in the U.S constitution.

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what i learned about common law:
pros: that there is freedom for interpretation

Cons: they are not official and they are not always written down

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Common laws aren't official laws, it's just common sense to not do.

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Two things I learned in common was that U.S. Constitution established judicial system founded on judges rulings that are based on their interpretation of constitutionally established statues and U.S. Constitution establishes a civil Court systems that is based on Common Law

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ggggguhh uhhhh
unwritten law!!
mom says bedtkme is @ 8 pm (L)

1 pro and 1 con of common law
p pro: freedom for interpriaytion
con: not ofoficall 👍👍

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It’s a law modified separately by different states of the United States and by the federal government. I also learned that Common Law has pros of freedom and interpretation and adaptability and flexibility. These are two things h learned today in class about common law.

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1. Parts of it have been taken from the English Law
2. Its pros and cons are similar to Legal Precedent(s) (emphasis on precedent, freedom for interpretation, etc.)

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I learned that the pros are:
Emphasis on Precedent
Freedom For  Interpretation
Adaptability & Flexible
And the cons are:
Not official
Not always written down
Bad decision creates more bad decisions

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they’ll make a decision but make the decision more bad than the first decision

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U.s constitution established  a judicial system founded on judges rulings

U.s constitution establishes a civil court system

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A pro is emphasis on precedent
A con is it’s not official

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In regards to Unwritten Law(s), the rights of US citizens are not limited to those enshrined in the US Constitution, and therefore allows for greater flexibility, growth, and government efficiency-- just to name a few.

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Common law and legal precedent empathizes  precedent and allows flexibility.

Unwritten laws allow growth, but they also encourage disagreements.

Common law is based off of past court decisions.

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The definition of legal precedent is A decided case that creates a basis for determining other similar cases.

A pro of legal precedent is flexibility.

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unwritten laws grants rights not reserved or claimed by the federal government can be claimed by the state government and it causes uncertainty and confusion

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Unwritten laws derive from previous customs rather than officially stated by court. (Or just common sense) like the “bro code”

However these laws could have exceptions made and overtime, lead to more confusion and alterations. AN

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Two things I learned:

1.  It's very adaptable and flexible, almost like unspoken laws

2. Common law is not official due to it not being written down.

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a pro for common law would be that it is adaptable and flexible
a con for common law would be that its not always written down and not official

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If you steal something expensive, and someone steals something less expensive it allows people who stole less expensive item to have less jail time.

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that they’ll say the law but not write it down.

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It’s apart of the English law and it also establishes a civil court system that’s based on common law