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Where do you find rules in your life?
Family, school, job, gov't, religion
What is law?
Rules and regulations made and enforced by a government that regulates the conduct of people within a society
What are the law goals?
Promote fairness, protect basic human rights, respect the rights of minorities, resolve conflicts, order and stability, encourage desirable social and economical bahavior, represent the will of the minority
What are the four law values?
Moral, political, economical and social
What are moral values?
Values determining right from wrong
What are Economical Values?
Accumulation, preservation, use and distribution of wealth
What are Political Values?
Values that reflect the reationship between government and individuals
What are Social Values?
Values that deal with issues important to society
What is the definition of Human Rights?
Tghe rights all people have just because they are human
What does the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) state?
States rights that should be given to all people regardless of nation, sex, race or age
What does criminal court regulate?
Public conduct
What are the two types of crimes in a criminal court?
Misdemeanor and felony
What does the Civil court regulate?
Relations between individuals or groups
Who is the defendent?
The person accused of committing wrong or harm
Who is the Plaintiff?
The person or company harmed and bring the case to civil court
Who is the Prosecuter?
The goernment's attorney in criminal court
Who is the Attorney?
The lawyer representing either the defendent or plaintiff/prosecutor
Who is the judge?
The individual presiding over the case and possibly deciding the verdict or punishment
Who is the Bailiff?
Provide security for court room, control violent parties
Who is the Clerk?
Person for handling evidence and jury selection
Who is the Court reporter?
Records all court preceeding and testimonies
Who is the witness?
Called to testify about a case
Who makes the federal laws?
Congress
Who makes the State laws?
State Legislators
Who makes the Local laws?
City Councils