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Law Review Baseball
Question | Answer |
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Enforceable rules of conduct in a society | Laws |
Laws grouped into an organized form | Code |
Law based on the current standards or customs of the people | Common Law |
The entity that has the power to decide a case has _________ | Jurisdiction |
Law made when constitutions are adopted or amended, or when courts interpret constitutions | Constitutional Law |
Governmental bodies created by federal, state, and local legislature to carry out particular laws | Administrative Agencies |
What a law is when it conflicts with a constitution | Unconstitutional |
Determining what is right or wrong in a reasoned, impartial manner | Ethics |
A group of laws that redress wrongs against individual persons | Civil Law |
An offense against society | Crime |
Laws governing the citizens' right to live in peace | Criminal Law |
Laws that apply to business situations and trasactions | Business Law |
The first ten Amendments to the constitution are called _______ | Bill of Rights |
A state law can still be valid if it conflicts with the federal Constitution. True or False? | False |
Businesses are not governed by criminal law. True or False? | False |
Laws do not have to be alike state to state. True or False? | True |
What is the penalty in a civil case? | Money or Injunction |
Name two possible penalties in a criminal case | Fine to government; Jail, Community Service, Death |
The person who is accused of a crime in a criminal case is called the __________ | Defendant |
A person can win a criminal case and lose a civil case regarding the same incident. True or False? | True |
A traffic accident can be both a civil and a criminal act. True or False? | True |
The police are always involved in civil matters. True or False? | False |
An ordinance does not have to be constitutional to be valid. True or False? | False |
If in a criminal trial you are found to have committed the crime, you are said to be __________. | Guilty |
The final document that provides a framework for the federal government. | U.S. Constitution |