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Summerian Law of Mesopotamia

gave women a lot of power

Code of Hammurabi

282 laws


believe equal punishment for punishment for crimes

Draconian Code

Not flexible


very harsh


common folks could not understand


caused a lot of riots

Stare Decisis

"let the decision stand"


judges would ride around the town and court would be taken place

The Magna Carta

everybody including the king was subject to the law

Civil Law

usually it can lead to reimbursement for the loses caused


both parties can appeal

Criminal Law

punishment wit either incarceration


govt does not appeal


purpose is to protect the people

Constitutional Law

principles by which govt exercises its principles


refers to US constitution or state

Statutory Law

formally written and enacted


passed by the state legislation or Congress

Administrative Law

regulates the operation and procedures of government agencies



Case Law

a law that was established by the outcome of former cases

Corpus Delicit

"Body of the Crime"


for an act to be considered a crime the three elements have to be presented

Actus Reas

action that reflects fundamental principles of law

Mens Rea

Guilty Mind

Concurrence

the intent and act must be present at the same time