A Law That Defines Crimes Against the Public Order Is

question 59

Multiple Choice

A law that defines crimes against the public order is called a

• A)criminal law.
• B)civil law.
• C)law of defense.
• D)plaintiff's law.
• E)plea bargain.

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Definitions:

Logrolling

In politics, a practice where two or more parties agree to vote for each other's proposed bills or initiatives, though it can also refer to the exchange of favors or quid pro quo among legislators.

Majority Rule Voting

Majority rule voting is a decision-making process where the option that receives more than half of the votes cast is chosen.

Majority-Rule Voting

A voting system where the option that receives more than half of the votes wins.

Logrolling

A practice in politics where two or more parties agree to vote for each other's proposed bills or policies to ensure mutual benefit.