LEGAL ISSUES IN SPORT SPM
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Granted when there is no genuine dispute about material facts of the case and moving party is
entitled to judgement as a matter of law
Pleadings
, Formal statements in legal documents prepared by attorneys that provide details about a case
and may include an answer, a complaint, or both
Discovery
The part of the legal process that involves gathering information verified by oath in
preparation for trial
Interragatories
A type of discovery in which written information is gathered in preparation for trial
Deposition
A type of discovery in which a witness provides verbal information in preparation for trial
Expert Witness
A person who, through skill, training, background, education, or experience, renders opinions
on matters relevant to legal cases
Affirm
The appellate court can agree with the lower court's decision
Reverse and Remand
The appellate court can disagree with the lower court's decision, send the case back to the
lower court with instructions for a new trial, or modify the lower court's judgment
Trial Court (District Court)
The lowest level or entry court
Appellate Court
An appeal is a formal request to a higher court to review the lower court's decision. These
review courts are known as appellate courts
Judge-Made Law
Legal decisions made in a court of law by a judge
Case Law
What are the four sources of law?
Constitutional Law, Common Law (Stare Decisis), Statutory Law, Administrative Law
Common Law (Stare Decisis)
A legal principle that requires courts to respect prior decisions, generally stand by them, and
not disturb the law unless necessary
Constitutional Law
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Granted when there is no genuine dispute about material facts of the case and moving party is
entitled to judgement as a matter of law
Pleadings
, Formal statements in legal documents prepared by attorneys that provide details about a case
and may include an answer, a complaint, or both
Discovery
The part of the legal process that involves gathering information verified by oath in
preparation for trial
Interragatories
A type of discovery in which written information is gathered in preparation for trial
Deposition
A type of discovery in which a witness provides verbal information in preparation for trial
Expert Witness
A person who, through skill, training, background, education, or experience, renders opinions
on matters relevant to legal cases
Affirm
The appellate court can agree with the lower court's decision
Reverse and Remand
The appellate court can disagree with the lower court's decision, send the case back to the
lower court with instructions for a new trial, or modify the lower court's judgment
Trial Court (District Court)
The lowest level or entry court
Appellate Court
An appeal is a formal request to a higher court to review the lower court's decision. These
review courts are known as appellate courts
Judge-Made Law
Legal decisions made in a court of law by a judge
Case Law
What are the four sources of law?
Constitutional Law, Common Law (Stare Decisis), Statutory Law, Administrative Law
Common Law (Stare Decisis)
A legal principle that requires courts to respect prior decisions, generally stand by them, and
not disturb the law unless necessary
Constitutional Law
