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US Constitution is referred to as
supreme law of the land
statutes
laws passed by LEGISLATIVE branch of government
written statements of law contained in law codes
criminal law
deals with conduct requirements imposed by government on citizens by statute or ordinance
where the conduct represents a societal interest in need of protection
brought through prosecutors
standard of proof (criminal law)
requirements for preventing prevailing proof
proof beyond a reasonable doubt
civil law
deals with the resolution of rights between citizens or between citizens and government where
criminal matters are not involved
created as statutes, regulations, or common law
brought to court by one citizen (plaintiff)
standard of proof (civil law)
,established by proof by a preponderance of the evidence
stare decisis
reliance on precedence
case law
common law and statutory construction are together referred to as...
regulations
laws made by the executive branch of government through the administrative bodies of that
branch
treaties
international agreements reached between the US and one or more other countries
once confirmed by the legislative branch, considered to be law
Administrative Procedure Act (APA)
specifies that any rule-making (creation of regulations) must include specified amounts of public
notice, acceptance and processing of public input, due consideration and fair process, and in
some instances rights to appeal
two organic levels of government
federal and state
the commerce clause
, gives the federal government the power to regulate interstate commerce, that is commerce that
crosses state lines
full faith and credit
each state must reasonably honor the proper judgments and orders of other state courts
fifth and fourteenth amendments
require government act in all matters with due process
due process
government actions must follow a knowable process which assures fairness at certain levels
fifth and fourteenth amendments
equal protection
fourteenth amendment
taking of property
fifth amendment
self incrimination
fifth amendment
right to legal counsel
sixth amendment
search and seizure
fourth amendment
Correct Answers
US Constitution is referred to as
supreme law of the land
statutes
laws passed by LEGISLATIVE branch of government
written statements of law contained in law codes
criminal law
deals with conduct requirements imposed by government on citizens by statute or ordinance
where the conduct represents a societal interest in need of protection
brought through prosecutors
standard of proof (criminal law)
requirements for preventing prevailing proof
proof beyond a reasonable doubt
civil law
deals with the resolution of rights between citizens or between citizens and government where
criminal matters are not involved
created as statutes, regulations, or common law
brought to court by one citizen (plaintiff)
standard of proof (civil law)
,established by proof by a preponderance of the evidence
stare decisis
reliance on precedence
case law
common law and statutory construction are together referred to as...
regulations
laws made by the executive branch of government through the administrative bodies of that
branch
treaties
international agreements reached between the US and one or more other countries
once confirmed by the legislative branch, considered to be law
Administrative Procedure Act (APA)
specifies that any rule-making (creation of regulations) must include specified amounts of public
notice, acceptance and processing of public input, due consideration and fair process, and in
some instances rights to appeal
two organic levels of government
federal and state
the commerce clause
, gives the federal government the power to regulate interstate commerce, that is commerce that
crosses state lines
full faith and credit
each state must reasonably honor the proper judgments and orders of other state courts
fifth and fourteenth amendments
require government act in all matters with due process
due process
government actions must follow a knowable process which assures fairness at certain levels
fifth and fourteenth amendments
equal protection
fourteenth amendment
taking of property
fifth amendment
self incrimination
fifth amendment
right to legal counsel
sixth amendment
search and seizure
fourth amendment
