Exam 2: Social Control, Comparative Courts, and the Development of the Us Judicial System
Exam 1: Principles and Decision Making in Us Criminal Courts37 Questions
Exam 2: Social Control, Comparative Courts, and the Development of the Us Judicial System39 Questions
Exam 3: The Structure of Federal and State Courts38 Questions
Exam 4: Criminal Law, Crime, and the Criminal Court Process36 Questions
Exam 5: The Reality of Legal Action: Principles, Organizations, and Public Pressure40 Questions
Exam 6: Case Assessment, Case Attrition, and Decision to Charge40 Questions
Exam 7: The Pre-Trial Process40 Questions
Exam 8: The Prosecutor and the Exertion of State Power37 Questions
Exam 9: The Defense and Constraint on State Power39 Questions
Exam 10: The Criminal Trial Process: Judges, Bench Trials, Jury Deliberation, and Sentencing40 Questions
Exam 11: The Right to Appeal and the Appellate Process39 Questions
Exam 12: Juvenile Courts39 Questions
Exam 13: Specialized Courts39 Questions
Exam 14: Fuzzy Justice: Alternatives to Court40 Questions
Exam 15: Courts in the Future38 Questions
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These courts create the core of the federal judiciary and hear federal criminal trials and appeals.
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These are systems of control in empires and early societies that had some codified laws and local courts but lacked a clear system of writing and enforcing laws.
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This is law that is derived from the Koran.
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The era of nation-states, which produced the United States and other nations, developed along with what is often called the Age of Enlightenment.
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All forms of social control entail two elements: rules and enforcement.
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This article of the Constitution describes in general terms the mutual relationship between the states, sometimes called horizontal federalism.
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Prior to independence from Britain, each North American colony had a(n) _____ court system.
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This is the constitutional requirement that a court cannot exercise its jurisdictional authority unless one party brings a lawsuit against another party.
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The roots of the U.S. legal system and courts lie within _____ law and the ideals of _____.
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This requires that a state return a criminal suspect to the state in which the offense occurred if that state makes a request and pays the expenses.
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Weber referred to societies that have no stand-alone government to write and enforce rules as _____ because the rules and leaders were respected and followed as a matter of the culture and traditions.
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"Informal social control" means that the controls were weak and that people were free to do whatever they wanted.
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A system of government in which the national government shares power with each of the states is called _____.
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This charter limited the English king's power by making him follow written rules and protected the rights and liberties of people under his rule.
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This is created to describe the structure of a government and delegate authority among its branches.
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This part of the Constitution created the federal courts as an independent branch of the government and outlined their jurisdiction and limitations.
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These are societies that use military dominance to gain economic and political control over other societies.
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