Libertarians are also referred to as economic socialists.
True
Is that right??
The Defence of Necessity would likely have been successful in Latimer's case if his defence lawyer could have proven that this daughter Tracy wanted to die.
Question 8 answers
False
Positivists views law as
a) a mechanical analysis which questions the law's morality.
b) systematic approach which requires lawyers to argue for the application of ethics to judicial decision making.
c)the legal manifestation of Parliamentary Supremacy.
d) a series of possible answers which can be applied based on the facts of each case.
I believe the answer is A.
One reason the Supreme Court of Canada upheld the Latimer's mandatory minimum sentence was to denounce the act of murder.
Question 17 answers
True
Where is says TRUE, it is a TRUE and FALSE Question..
Are my answers correct?
On the first, yes, historically. Recently the Libertarians have diverged into other groups. At the present, here in Texas, Libertarians are a reactionary political movement that is anti-government, anti-organization (Including workers unions), anti-liberal.
Basically, they have evolved with a close calling to John Bircher's here, a very reactionary movement. If one called them a socialist, it would be a deadly provocation. In a recent election, Ron Paul here had a large following, in fact, they divided the very conservative Republican Party here.
Based on the information you provided:
1. Libertarians are not typically referred to as economic socialists. False.
2. It is unclear what the correct answer to question 8 is without more context.
3. Positivists view law as c) the legal manifestation of Parliamentary Supremacy. Your answer of a) is incorrect.
4. The statement "One reason the Supreme Court of Canada upheld Latimer's mandatory minimum sentence was to denounce the act of murder" is true based on the information given.
Therefore, your answers are not all correct. Please note that without more context, it is difficult to provide definitive answers to some of the questions.