Civil and public law summary

Civil and public law have many differences. Public law deals with relationship between the citizens and the state. Civil law deals with the relationship between citizens within a country. The main categories of civil law are: contracts, torts, trusts, probate and family law. The main categories of public law are: crimes, Constitutional law and International law. Civil and criminal procedures are different. Criminal actions usually are started by the state and civil actions are started by individuals or companies. A criminal case is brought by the prosecution. The party bringing a civil action is the plaintiff. In criminal law, a guilty defendant is punished by either 1. incarceration in a jail, 2. fine paid to the government, 3. execution of the defendant: the death penalty. In contrast, a defendant in civil law is never incarcerated. A losing defendant in civil action only reimburses the plaintiff for losses caused by the defendant's behavior. There are semiliarities between criminal and civil law. If the loser of a civil case refuses to pay money to the winner the procedures may result in a criminal prosecution.

Lifelong living strategy

Nowadays more and more people think about how to live that don't regret in the future.
Everybody must have a lifelong living strategy if they want to survive and achieve something in this life. Every person start's learning from young ages. Our first teachers are our parents.They are for us the example. At school and university we get basic knowledge about life. After university
people start a new life because they have to find a job, to make a family. It's hard to understand what you really want from life.I think that people have to do mistakes. It's said that from mistakes people learn and I strongly agree with this.