Exam 2: Concepts of Law and Justice

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______ are violations that are punishable by a fine but do not carry a potential jail sentence.

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The framers of the Constitution were concerned about preserving ______.

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Under civil law, the burden of proof is ______.

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All of the following were identified as concerns regarding the legalization of marijuana EXCEPT ______.

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The concept of precedent comes from English Common Law.

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In order for a crime to exist, there must be an act that is defined by society as bad or wrong.Which component of a crime does this refer to?

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What is Constitutional Law?

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What is case law?

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______ refers to when someone is forced to violate the law out of fear for their own safety.

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Consuming alcohol and then getting in a car to drive is considered to be a(n) ______.

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______ law is created as a result of legal decisions by courts.

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Which of the following sources of law includes the highest laws of the land?

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Entrapment refers to cases in which an individual had to break the law in order to prevent a more significant harm from occurring.

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The primary historical influences of American Law can be found in ______.

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Explain and give one example of attendant circumstances.

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Which of the following statements is consistent with the argument that sexual harassment is separated from other forms of sexual assault?

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Which of the following argues that punishment should fit the crime?

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Criminal law governs disputes between individuals and private parties.

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Double jeopardy prevents individuals from being tried for the same crime twice.

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Under criminal law, the burden of proof is ______.

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