Context The focus of this subject is business law in an international context. Doing business internationally will mean exposure to a range of legal systems that are different from the Australian legal system. Parliamentary and courts structure will vary depending on what country business is being transacted with. The concept of the Rule of Law ensures that everyone is equal before the law however not all countries have a strong Rule of Law. The strength of the Rule of Law in the country in which business is being transacted will have significant implications. This assessment provides an opportunity to analyse the legal system of another country and to rate the strength of the Rule of Law in that country. The following two assessments will use this information to determine whether to do business in this country. Instructions 1. Students should choose one of the following countries: Japan, China, Vietnam, Brazil, Cuba, United Arab Emirates, Italy or Russia. 2. With respect to the country you have chosen, undertake research on the legal system of this country. Your research should: o detail the parliamentary system in this country o detail the sources of law in this country i.e. where does the law come from? o describe the court structure operating in this country MGT608_Assessment 1_Comparative Legal Analysis Page 1 of 6 LAUREATE INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITIFS