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Business Law

Week 1 chapter 1&2

TermDefinition
Constitution a body of principles that establishes the structure of a government and the relationship of the government to the people who are governed.
Administrative regulations rules made by state and federal administrative agencies.
Civil Law The laws that define the rights of one person against another.
Stare decisis the principle that the decision of a court should serve as a guide or precedent and control the decision of a similar case in the future.
Voir dire examination the preliminary examination of a juror or a witness to ascertain fitness to act as such.
Federal district courts a general trial court of the federal system.
Limited/special jurisdiction the authority to hear only particular kinds of cases.
Small claims courts courts the resolve disputes between parties when those disputes do not exceed a minimal level.
Impeach using prior inconsistent evidence to challenge the credibility of a witness.
General jurisdiction the power to hear and decide most controversies involving legal rights and duties.
en banc the term used when the full panel of judges on the appellate court hears a case.
appeal taking a case to a reviewing court to determine whether the judgement of the lower court or administrative agency was correct.
demurrer a pleading to dismiss the adverse party's pleading for not stating a cause of action or a defense.
Statutory law legislative acts declaring, commanding, or prohibiting something.
precedent a decision of a court that stands as the law for a particular problem in the future.
How many federal district courts are there in the United States? 94
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