Most countries today follow one of two
major legal traditions: common law or civil law.
Not exact matches
By establishing the congruence of religious teachings central to all the
major traditions with the
legal definitions of basic human rights, Lepard strengthens the argument that the core principles of international human rights law are indeed «universal.»
The other
major cost associated with translating traditional laws and customs into the non-Indigenous
legal system, for which there is insufficient account in the NTRB budget, is the cost of proving the connection of the claimants to the original inhabitants and their laws and
traditions.