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Terms in this set (114)
Information and News is a Commodity
___
An area of authority or control; the right to administer
Definition of Jurisdiction
justice
Two areas of Jurisdiction Geographic and Subject Matter (Topical)
Definition of Geographical The area encompassed by physical boundaries
Jurisdiction prescribed by the state or local law
Definition of Subject The different types of subject matter each court deals
Matter (Topical) with
Jurisdiction
Definition of Common Law A legal system based on custom and court rulings
A law that governs relationships between individuals
Definition of Civil Law
and defines their legal rights
Major Difference between Common law establishes legal concepts by judicial
Common Law and Civil rulings and precedents, while civil law establishes
Law legal concepts by the codified statues
The framework of a society in which pre-established
Definition of Rule of Law norms and procedures provide for consistent, neutral
decision making
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1. All individuals are private entities are accountable
under the law
2. The laws are clear, public, stable, and just; are
applied evenly; and protect fundamental rights
4 Principles of the Rule of
3. The process by which the laws are enacted,
Law
administered, and enforced is accessible and fair
4. Justice is delivered in a timely manner by
competent, ethical, independent, and neutral
representatives who serve the public good
Definition of Affirm To ratify, uphold or approve a lower court ruling
Definition of Overrule To reverse the ruling of a lower court ruling
A separate opinion of a minority of the court or a
Definition of Concurring single judge or justice agreeing with the majority
Opinion opinion but applying different reasoning or legal
principles
A separate opinion of a minority of the court or a
Definition of Dissenting single judge or justice disagreeing with the result
Opinion reached by the majority and challenging the majority's
reasoning or the legal basis of the decision
Definition of Remand To send back to the lower court for further action
Definition of Judicial The power of the courts to declare laws
Review unconstitutional
Who uses the power of US Supreme Court
judicial review the most?
Supreme Court justices who interpret the Constitution
Definition of an Originalist
according to the perceived intent of its framers
Supreme Court justices who rely exclusively on a
Definition of a Textualist careful reading of legal texts to determine the
meaning of the law
Constitutions, statues, equity law, common law,
Six Sources of Law
administrative law, and executive orders
Definition of Doctrines Principles or theories of law
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JRN 430 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH
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Terms in this set (114)
Information and News is a Commodity
___
An area of authority or control; the right to administer
Definition of Jurisdiction
justice
Two areas of Jurisdiction Geographic and Subject Matter (Topical)
Definition of Geographical The area encompassed by physical boundaries
Jurisdiction prescribed by the state or local law
Definition of Subject The different types of subject matter each court deals
Matter (Topical) with
Jurisdiction
Definition of Common Law A legal system based on custom and court rulings
A law that governs relationships between individuals
Definition of Civil Law
and defines their legal rights
Major Difference between Common law establishes legal concepts by judicial
Common Law and Civil rulings and precedents, while civil law establishes
Law legal concepts by the codified statues
The framework of a society in which pre-established
Definition of Rule of Law norms and procedures provide for consistent, neutral
decision making
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, 7/21/25, 8:49 AM JRN 430 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION GUIDE (A+ GRADED 100% VERIFIED) LATEST VERSION 2…
1. All individuals are private entities are accountable
under the law
2. The laws are clear, public, stable, and just; are
applied evenly; and protect fundamental rights
4 Principles of the Rule of
3. The process by which the laws are enacted,
Law
administered, and enforced is accessible and fair
4. Justice is delivered in a timely manner by
competent, ethical, independent, and neutral
representatives who serve the public good
Definition of Affirm To ratify, uphold or approve a lower court ruling
Definition of Overrule To reverse the ruling of a lower court ruling
A separate opinion of a minority of the court or a
Definition of Concurring single judge or justice agreeing with the majority
Opinion opinion but applying different reasoning or legal
principles
A separate opinion of a minority of the court or a
Definition of Dissenting single judge or justice disagreeing with the result
Opinion reached by the majority and challenging the majority's
reasoning or the legal basis of the decision
Definition of Remand To send back to the lower court for further action
Definition of Judicial The power of the courts to declare laws
Review unconstitutional
Who uses the power of US Supreme Court
judicial review the most?
Supreme Court justices who interpret the Constitution
Definition of an Originalist
according to the perceived intent of its framers
Supreme Court justices who rely exclusively on a
Definition of a Textualist careful reading of legal texts to determine the
meaning of the law
Constitutions, statues, equity law, common law,
Six Sources of Law
administrative law, and executive orders
Definition of Doctrines Principles or theories of law
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