Laws that are made by autocratic or military regimes are called:
A. Stationary
B. By-laws
C. Common laws
D. Decrees
Answer (2)
The law made by authoritarian or military regimes is known as decrees, which are legislative orders issued without the traditional democratic processes. These decrees can be utilized to enforce quick policy changes and control various aspects of governance. They often lack the accountability and protections typical of laws in democratic societies. ;
Laws made by autocratic or military regimes are known as decrees, which are issued without the usual democratic processes. These legislative orders enable quick changes in governance and control over civil liberties. Decrees often lack the accountability and safeguards seen in democratic legal frameworks.
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