CRJU150 cheat sheet

Exam cheat sheet CRJU150- Molly Wortley   

Sources of law:

Legislation:

- law made by parliament 

- Also called stautes or Acts

- Primary source of law

Case law (common law):

- Law developed through court decisions

- Primary source of law

- Creates precedent

Parliament vs courts:

Parliament:

- Makes law

Courts:

- Interpret law

- Apply law

- Develop common law

If legislation conflicts with common law:

- Legislation prevails

Criminal law

Substantive law:

Defines offences and penalties

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Ecosystem -A network of connected living/non-living factors

Population- Organisms of a specific species living together in a

group/location

Carrying Capacity- The average number of organisms in a population that can

survive in a natural environment

Logistic Growth- When the population growth decreases as the population

reaches its carrying capacity

Exponential Growth- Unrestricted growth of a population usually due to unlimited

access to resources

Keystone Species- An

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When I look back at the pieces in my portfolio, I honestly feel proud of how much I’ve grown as a writer in the past two years. At first, every assignment just felt like extra homework I needed to get done. I was mainly trying to check off the boxes and get a good grade. But reading them now, I notice that each piece actually helped me learn something new. My Cell Phones essay showed me how to use real evidence to support what I think, my field trip essay helped me tell a story that actually means
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1. Core Vocab & Concepts

- Natural Law: Everything has a purpose shown in its design.

- Agape / Charity: The highest form of love (can even be given to enemies).

- Vulnerability / Clarity / Incompletion: Innate desires for God and meaning vs. earthly possessions.

- Individualism: Prioritizing the individual over the community.

- Bullying: Affects everyone. Indirect: Subtle, isolating behaviors.

- Consent: Voluntarily agreed upon by both people.

- Marriage Dimensions: 1) Love/unity/commitment,

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business studies

 They show negative closing cash flows. This means that plans can be made to source additional finance, such as a bank overdraft or the injection of more capital from the owner. They indicate periods of time when negative net cash flows are excessive. The business can plan to reduce these by taking measures to improve cash flow.They are essential to all business plans. A business start-up will never gain finance unless investors and bankers have access to a cash flow forecast and the assumptions...

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. ´´O fim ULTIMO da moralidade é a procura da felicidade…``O problema filosófico que serve de base a esta questão é o do critério ético da moralidade de uma ação. Ou seja, aquilo que se discute é saber o que torna uma ação moralmente certa ou errada. Trata-se do debate clássico entre as éticas teleológicas/consequencialistas, como o utilitarismo de Mill (que põe o foco na felicidade), e as éticas deontológicas, como a de Kant (que põe o foco no cumprimento do dever).  A minha...

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4. Varför är återhämtning viktig vid träning?

  • Vid träning  frisätts energi från muskler och fettvävnad, medan det vid återhämtning går åt energi för att bygga upp kroppen igen.

7. Vad är överträning?

  • Det är när man tränar alltför mycket och/eller har alltför kort tid för återhämtning , blir kroppen överansträngd och detta kallas överträning.

8. Varför är uppvärmning viktigt?

  • Uppvärmning är viktig eftersom den förbereder kroppen – både fysiskt och

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asepsia y antisepsia

Temas: Transmisión de infecciones, Riesgos laborales, Enfermedades del personal, Aislamiento)
1. ¿Qué son las formas de transmisión de infecciones?
R: Son los mecanismos por los cuales los microorganismos pasan de una persona a otra o del ambiente al ser humano.
2. Menciona y explica al menos 5 formas de transmisión de infecciones.
R: Contacto directo/indirecto, gotitas, vía aérea, fecal-oral, fómites, vectores, transmisión vertical, transfusiones, alimentos contaminados.
3. ¿Por qué
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Arrays / ArrayList

Definition: contiguous block of memory holding same-type elements, accessed by index. 

Fixed-size array vs dynamic ArrayList (auto-resizes). Operations: access O(1) , search O(n) , insert/delete at end O(1) amortized , insert/delete at middle O(n) (shifting). When to use: known size, lots of random access reads. When NOT to use: frequent insertions/deletions in the middle. Worked example: ArrayList ops add("A"), add(1,"B"), add("C") → Array state: ["A"] → ["A", "B"] → [

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