Answer:
Civil Liberties Supreme Court
Explanation:
From what I can tell, the case would likely be sent to a Civil Liberties Court where either a pannel of judges or a jury (might wish to look that up to be sure), would decide whether rights were in conflict, and if they were, how to resolve said conflict.
When you here that term is usually refers WWII and the Nazi's. Concentration camps were basically huge "prisons" or barracks where the Nazi regime placed people deemed undesirable to the Aryan race. It was were a place where these people were labeled by numbers and all there possessions were taken away. There was very little food, and poor sanitary conditions. 11 million people were killed in these camps. 6 million Jews were the greatest number killed. The other 5 million consisted of other types of people that the Nazi's considered undesirable- such as Roma Gypsies, persons with disabilities, homosexuals.
The plebeians exercise their rights of citizenships by dividing society Rome into two groups.
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The Executive Branch is responsible for either signing a bill into law or rejecting (vetoing) it, in which case the house must reach a 2/3r'd's majority to force it into law.
Self-defense is recognized by the common law as a defense against criminal charges on certain specific grounds.
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If in a gruesome act of self-defense, there is a serious bodily injury or death of the person attempting to hurt or potentially kill the other person, the act of the former is considered valid and reasonable.
This is because the common law grants each and every individual the right to fight and the right to defend oneself in situations that may culminate in death or serious physical injury.
