Regulations and Legal Principles in Peru

The video tutorial explores various legal concepts in the Peruvian context, including the nature of legal orders, the validity of decretos leyes and decretos de urgencia, principles of state organization, and the process of law promulgation. It also delves into the derogation and validity of laws, the role of decretos legislativos, and the importance of judicial interpretation in the legal system.

What is the term for the set of rules issued by the state to regulate human life in a specific place and time?

• Social Order

• Political Order

• Legal Order

• Law

Which theory states that decree laws remain valid until a constitutional body determines their validity?

• Theory of Nullity

• Theory of Expulsion

• Theory of Continuity

• Theory of Caducity

What is the maximum duration for an emergency decree according to the Peruvian Constitutional Tribunal?

• Six months

• One year

• As long as the extraordinary situation lasts

• Three months

Which type of law regulates the structure and functioning of state entities in Peru?

• Organic Law

• Supreme Decree

• Congressional Regulation

• Ordinary Law

Who is primarily responsible for promulgating laws in Peru?

• President of the Supreme Court

• President of the Republic

• President of the Council of Ministers

• President of the Constitutional Tribunal

What happens to a regulation when the law that created it is repealed?

• The regulation is automatically repealed.

• The regulation is amended.

• The regulation remains valid.

• The regulation needs to be reviewed by the court.

Which type of decree has the same legal standing as a law?

• Decreto Legislativo

• Decreto Supremo

• Resolution Suprema

• Resolución Ministerial

Which of the following is NOT a valid reason for a legal norm to be considered invalid?

• It was not created by the legislative branch.

• It was created by the executive branch.

• It does not respect the procedural rules for its creation.

• It contradicts a superior norm.

Under what condition can a law be applied retroactively in Peru?

• When it benefits the government.

• When it benefits the employer.

• When it benefits the worker.

• When it benefits the accused in a criminal case.

What principle justifies the judge's ability to create law in the current legal system?

• The principle of equity.

• The principle of judicial review.

• The principle of social dynamism.

• The principle of legal certainty.