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Modern Sources of Law
Constitutional Law
Administrative Regulations
Common Law / Case Law
Statutes
Constitutional Law
All other laws are subordinate. May not be contradicted.
Administrative Regulations
Encompasses rules and regulations. Contained in the Code of Regulations.
Statutes
Written law. Written/enacted by Congress. United States Code.
Case Law
Created by decisions and interpretations by judges. Judge's decision serves as precedence.
Article I
Legislative. House of Reps. Congress, Senate.
Article II
Executive. President & Vice President.
Article III
Judicial. Court System.
Article IV
Relationships between federal and states
Article V
Amendment.
Article VI
Supreme law of land.
Article VII
Ratification
First Amendment
Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, petition
Second Amendment
To bear arms
Third Amendment
Prevents private homes to quarter troops.
Fourth Amendment
Guards against unreasonable search and seizure.
Fifth Amendment
Free from self incrimination. Legal rights to a grand jury/due process. No Double Jeopardy.
Sixth Amendment
Rights to trial by jury, speedy trial, counsel
Seventh Amendment
Civil trials
Eighth Amendment
Bail & cruel / unusual punishment
Ninth Amendment
Not the only rights retained by people.
Tenth Amendment
Reserved rights to states
Jurisdiction
Power of court to hear case
Clerk of Courts
Files
Court Reporter
Records
Bailiff
Maintain order and security