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what are the 2 major court systems called? A dual court system
how many federal court systems are there? 3
what are the names of the federal court systems US supreme court, US court of appeals, district court
how are morality and ethics different? ethics determine the difference between right and wrong while morality is the values that govern a groups ideas about right and wrong
what are the statutes of limitations used for? They set the time limits for each separate claim
what is the survival statutes? Deceased plaintiff is given a representative for a continued case or bring a new case
using ethical rules will help you deal with what kind of questions it helps deal with moral questions
the US Constitution is the what? is it the supreme law of land
what is Law necessary to maintain? stability and justice
what is at the same level as federal statutes? International law
what are examples of crime against property? Burglary, larceny, robbery, and vandalism
what are examples of crime against people? manslaughter, kidnapping, domestic violence, murder, and rape
what are examples of crime against government? obstruction of justice,treason, bribery,and contempt of court
what are examples of crime against society? rioting, Disorderly conduct
what are examples of crime against business? shoplifting, forgery, arson, embezzlement, fraud, and money laundering
the two elements of a crime include_________and _________. the criminal act, the required state of mind.
name an infraction. a speeding ticket
what are the defenses to a crime? self defense, entrapment, insanity
give an example of a felony rape, murder
what is an example of a misdemeanor? public intoxication, vandelism
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