In What Way Does a Civil Law System Differ from a Common

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Multiple Choice

In what way does a civil law system differ from a common law system?

• A) In a civil law system,provinces have jurisdiction to appoint judges to superior courts.
• B) Judges in a civil law system must apply a relevant provision of the Civil Code,even if doing so would produce an unjust outcome.
• C) Judges in a civil law system are not bound by how other judges have interpreted the Civil Code.
• D) In a civil law system,tort and contract laws are established by precedent.

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Definitions:

Suspensory Ligaments

Fibrous tissues that support an organ or structure, such as the ligaments supporting the lens of the eye, allowing it to change shape for focusing.

Ciliary Muscles

A group of muscles located in the eye that adjust the lens shape to help focus light on the retina.

Lens

A transparent, biconvex structure in the eye that focuses light rays onto the retina, enabling clear vision.

11-cis-retinal

A form of vitamin A that plays a key role in the photoreception process by changing shape when it absorbs light.