Spanish Traffic Law: Royal Decree 339/1990
RDL 339/90 of 2 March TEXT TRAFFIC PROVISIONS OF LAW, VEH. A MOTOR AND SV
Sole Article
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PRELIMINARY TITLE. SCOPE OF THE LAW AND SCOPE
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PART I. EXERCISE AND COORDINATION OF THE POWERS ON TRAFFIC, CIRCULATION OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND ROAD SAFETY
Mixed or Union Theories of Punishment
Theories Tema3-mixed or union:
All views theories were far monistic theories, however, in the S. XX displayed several authors that aims to reconcile all the pain we’ve seen. Thus, it is compatible to general and specific deterrent to remuneration. Theories are mixed or union that most criminal codes, including ours, has decided to adopt. Today, nobody keeps any monistic theory, but more or less emphasis combine all. These authors argue that the punishment is proportionate to the poor remuneration
Forms of Business Ownership
Chapter 4: Forms of Business Ownership
1. What is a sole proprietorship? What are the major advantages and disadvantages of this form of business ownership?
A sole proprietorship is a business operated, established, owned, and often financed by one person.
Advantages:
- Easy and inexpensive to form
- Profits go to the owner
- Freedom from government regulations
- No special taxation
- Ease of dissolution
Disadvantages:
- Difficulty raising capital
- Limited managerial expertise
- Trouble finding qualified employees
- Personal
Economy, Society, and the Church’s Social Doctrine
11 Economic Activity
Economic life’s purpose is not solely to multiply goods and increase profits. It is primarily organized to serve individuals and society. Therefore, economic activity should operate within the boundaries of moral order and social justice. Disputes between employers and workers should be resolved through negotiations that respect the rights and duties of each party.
Economic Systems
Definition: Two primary economic systems exist, derived from liberalism and socialism: capitalism
Read MoreCredit Instruments and Commercial Obligations
Seven C’s
- Capacity
- Cash Flow
- Capital
- Collateral
- Character
- Conditions
- Commitment
Types of Credit (Commercial Obligation)
Bank Loans
(Long Term, Short-Term)Trade Credit
(Supplier Credit)Trading Obligations
(Foreign Exchange and Derivatives)Rated (Public) Obligations
(From Short-Term to Long-Term)Subordinated Forms of Equity
(Preferred Stock)
Types of Credit (Length of Indebtedness)
1. Short-Term Debt (On Demand, Rolled-Over)
- Trade
- Bank
- Corporate
2. Long-Term Debt (Amortizing, Lump-Sum)
- Bank
- Corporate
- Refinancing
- Determining
Criminal Procedure Systems & Disciplinary Liability of Judges
ITEM 3: Criminal Process and Disciplinary Liability
Criminal Procedure Systems
The criminal procedure system has always been a reactive system of law, designed to address infringements and prevent private revenge. Historically, the church advocated for the protection of individuals through the Inquisition, while the state’s role was to protect society and avenge crimes against both the powerful and the weak.
There are three primary systems of criminal procedure:
- The indictment system: The injured person