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Prepare for your law and criminal justice exams with this comprehensive Test Bank for American Judicial Process: Myth and Reality in Law and Courts, 1st Edition by Pamela C. Corley, Artemus Ward, and Wendy L. Martinek. This premium study resource covers all completed chapters and includes the latest exam-style multiple-choice questions (MCQs) with accurate, verified answers to help students excel in quizzes, midterm exams, final exams, and legal studies coursework. Ideal for students studying law, political science, criminal justice, public administration, and pre-law programs, this chapter-by-chapter test bank reinforces essential concepts of the American judicial system, court structure, judicial decision-making, constitutional law, civil and criminal litigation, judicial politics, and legal institutions to improve critical thinking and exam performance.

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Test Bank for American Judicial Process Myth
and Reality in Law and Courts, 1e Pamela Corley
(All Chapters)
1 A negative effect of the Perry Mason syndrome is that it may cause:

(A) jurors to acquit defendants based on lack of DNA evidence
(B) jurors to expect witnesses to confess in open court
(C) judges to hold attorneys in contempt during preliminary hearings
(D) Colonel’s to refuse to take the witness stand in court

Answer: (B) jurors to expect witnesses to confess in open court

2 Law that deals with the relationship between individuals and the state is known as:

(A) private law
(B) constitutional law
(C) administrative law
(D) public law

Answer: (D) public law

3 A ________________ predicts that two concepts will increase in size together.

(A) negative relationship
(B) correlative hypothesis
(C) regression analysis
(D) positive relationship

Answer: (D) positive relationship

4 The first step when conducting social science research is:

(A) operationalizing the dependent variable
(B) establishing a research question
(C) stating a hypothesis
(D) developing a theory

Answer: (B) establishing a research question

5 The Supreme Court case Marbury v. Madison (1803) established the Court’s power of
__________.

(A) judicial review
(B) stare decisis
(C) writ of mandamus
(D) original jurisdiction

,Answer: (A) judicial review

6 Which of the following best defines the term public law?

(A) law that governs the relationships between and among individuals
(B) rules and regulations issued by administrative agencies
(C) law that deals with the relationship between individuals and the state
(D) law detailing how individual legal rights are enforced

Answer: (C) law that deals with the relationship between individuals and the state

7 A common law system is based on

(A) a fixed body of written rules and statutes
(B) the codes of the Roman Empire
(C) the principle of jurisprudence constante
(D) judge-made law in the form of judicial decisions, or precedent

Answer: (D) judge-made law in the form of judicial decisions, or precedent

8 Which of the following best defines the term positive law?

(A) the idea that law reflects a built-in sense of right and wrong
(B) man-made law that confers or denies privileges to individuals or groups
(C) a legal system based on precedent
(D) a legal system based on God’s law

Answer: (B) man-made law that confers or denies privileges to individuals or groups

9 Which of the following is not true regarding a constitutional decision of the Supreme Court?

(A) it can be undone by another court decision
(B) it can be undone by an amendment to the Constitution
(C) it can be undone by the passage of federal legislation
(D) it is based on an interpretation of the Constitution

Answer: (C) it can be undone by the passage of federal legislation

10 An example of an executive order is:

(A) a curfew passed by a local city council requiring children 12 years of age and younger to be in
their homes by a certain time.
(B) the Civil Rights Act of 1964
(C) President Truman directing the Secretary of Commerce to seize the steel mills during the Korean
War
(D) the Supreme Court’s decision in City of Boerne v. Flores (1997)

Answer: (C) President Truman directing the Secretary of Commerce to seize the steel mills during the
Korean War

11 Which of the following is not an example of law?

, (A) constitutions
(B) ordinances
(C) popular legal culture
(D) statutes

Answer: (C) popular legal culture

12 One of the first written sets of laws that is still intact today is:

(A) the Code of Hammurabi
(B) the Law of the Twelve Tables
(C) the U.S. Constitution
(D) the Magna Carta

Answer: (A) the Code of Hammurabi

13 The following hypothesis is a ______________________ hypothesis: The older the
Supreme Court precedent, the lower the likelihood that a lower court will follow that
precedent.

(A) correlative
(B) positive relationship directional hypothesis
(C) negative relationship directional hypothesis
(D) none of the above

Answer: (C) negative relationship directional hypothesis

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Pamela C. Corley, Artemus Ward, Wendy L. Martinek American Judicial Process
Edición: 2015 ISBN: 9781136286568 Edición: Desconocido

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