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Concept. Foundation

Spec. Competencies: Chapter 2

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The Federal Court deals with...? federal offenses entitlements under federal law rules of evidence "un"constitutionality
The 12 circuit courts in the US are important because_______? They only apply to specific states Appeals are made to the Supreme Court
States courts Separate courts for different kinds of cases
Criminal proceedings burden of proof is on the defendant "beyond a reasonable doubt"
Civil Wrongs torts: 2 party disputes plaintiff assumes burden of proof "preponderance of evidence" deposition- important to F.P.s
Divorce/Child Custody "chattel"-child property of father "tender years"- child goes to mother now...best interest of the child
Competence to stand trial adjudicative competence AND plea bargaining
The 4 elements of a tort a. duty owed b. breach of duty c. damages d. proximate cause
eggshell skull doctrine (applied to torts) similar to "as he found him clause"- did defendant have preexisting condition?
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