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Code
A group of laws in an organized form.
Civil Law
A law concerning private individual rights
Case Law
A law created by a judicial branch.
Statute
A law enacted on state or federal level.
Invalid
A law that conflicts with a constitution.
Tort
A private wrong against an organization
Substantive law
A type of law that defines legal rights.
Crime
An offense against society.
Injunction
An order that prevents something from being done
UCC
Commonly followed uniform business law.
King's Bench
Court appointed by king henry II as highest court.
Laws
Enforceable rules of society.
Business Law
Law applying to transactions between businesses.
Positive Law
Law dictated by a sovereign or higher authority.
Common Law
Law that is based on current standards or customs.
Hammurabi's Code
One of the first sets of written law.
Jury
Panel of citizens who interpret society's customs.
Stare Decisis
The demand that lower courts follow prior case laws.
Jurisdiction
The power to decide a case.
Precedent
Using prior cases as a guide.
Damages
The financial compensation awarded to someone who suffered an injury or was harmed by someone else's wrongful act.
Remedy
A court of law enforces a right or imposes a penalty.
U.S.
U.S. Constitution and a state constitution are in conflict, which constitution is upheld?
Uniform Commercial Code
Commonly followed uniform of business.
Negligence
Somebody does not exercise the amount of care that a reasonably careful person would use under the circumstances; or somebody does something that a reasonably careful person would not do under the circumstances.