Exam 2: Social Control, Comparative Courts, and the Development of the Us Judicial System

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This empire produced a legal system that included the Twelve Tables of Rome and the Justinian Code.

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Systems of control in simple societies that have no codified laws but rely exclusively on tradition, custom, and informal social controls to achieve social order.

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What is law that emanates from judicial rulings?

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In 1648, this set of treaties prompted Europe's governments to recognize the legitimacy of other governments and honor the boundaries separating sovereign states.

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These are strategies that involve having someone violate a law, be convicted in a trial, and then appeal the case on the grounds that the law is unconstitutional.

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Civil law courts are sometimes called Napoleonic courts.

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During the American Revolutionary War, the 13 former colonies ratified this document to unify them.

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Due process and procedural justice are two different concepts.

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The age of empires, when most people around the world were controlled by empires, began around 1000 B.C.E. and continued up to the 20th century C.E.

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Federal supremacy prevails over state law and courts if a state passes a law that either violates the Constitution or is federal jurisdiction.

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Systems of _____ allowed ancient rulers to centralize and standardize their rule making and rule enforcing.

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This part of the First Amendment prohibits the government from favoring or endorsing one religion over another.

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Common law began in English courts, but is no longer practiced in Britain's former colonies, including the United States and Canada.

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Religion-based court systems have elements of common-law precedent and civil-law statutes.

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This constitutional requirement sets forth that contradictions between state and federal law shall be resolved in favor of the federal law.

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This is the right of each branch of a government to amend or void acts of another that fall within its purview.

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The Fifth Amendment includes the Establishment clause, which prohibits the government from favoring or endorsing one religion over another.

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This requires that states treat their state residents and residents of other states equally.

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One requirement of societies is that _____ must be maintained.

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