The Law: Definition and decisive features - Forms of enforcement - Other sanctions

8 important questions on The Law: Definition and decisive features - Forms of enforcement - Other sanctions

What is meant by enforcement through repression? (example)

Criminal punishment: prison, fines,...
Private punishment: take away financial benefits

When can you actually self-enforce in criminal law?

When it is self-defence.

When can you self-enforce in private law?

When contracts are broken you can suspend performance without going to court, Lien
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What is the concept of Lien?


Security interest granted over an item of property to secure the payment of a debt or performance of some other obligation. Ex towing a car

Difference right to suspend and  lien?


Lien & the right to suspend performance may overlap, but lien is actually a broader concept (you also don't need to go to court)

What is ADR? (Alternative dispute resolution)

It is a way to make your own justice.

What are the two kinds of ADR?

A settlement: both parties agree to a contract
An arbitration: submit your case to a private organisation and both parties agree.

What are the benefits of arbitration?

Organisations are often specialised in specific branches

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