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Argyll Law 3 LH
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| A record of what went on at trial | Transcript |
| The court in which a dispute is first heard | Trial Court |
| Written arguments on the issues of law, submitted by the opposing attorneys | Appellate Briefs |
| Reviews decisions of lower courts when a party claims an error of law was made during the lower court's proceeding | Appellate Court |
| Can hear almost any kind of case | General Jurisdiction |
| Keeps an exact account of what goes on at trial | Court of Record |
| Usually divided into traffic and nontraffic divisions | Municipal Courts |
| Many people decide to quickly, or to allow a court to resolve their disputes | Litigate |
| Develops a situation acceptable to both sides of the dispute | Mediator |
| Usually holds an informal hearing to determine what happened | Arbitrator |
| Can be defined as a government forum that administers justice under the law | Court |
| Trail court will then apply what it selects as the appropriate law to the facts to reach a decision in a case | Verdict |
| Two levels of Courts | Trail And Appellate Court |
| The power to make these initial decisions of fact and law | Original Jurisdiction |
| Hears only one specific type of case | Specialized Jurisdiction |
| Last court that hears the case | Writ of Certiorari |
| Minor individual suits would not often be heard | Small Claims Courts |
| To carry out this policy, have been set up | Juvenile Courts |
| The lower Courts | Associate Circuit Courts or Count Courts |
| Courts that administer wills and estate to accomplish the task | Probate Courts |