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16 Cards in this Set
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What do you call the values that govern a groups ideas about right and wrong? |
Morality |
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What do you call the moral rules that people know without thinking about them? |
Real world ethics |
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Laws are created to do all of the following except... |
Instill personal values and views on ethics and morality |
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Which of the following is not one of the five main sources of U.S. law? - court decisions -common law - Morality - Statutes |
Morality |
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A case that a court following making a present decision is called |
A precedent |
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Which of the following is not a part of the federal court system - District courts -juvenile courts -court of Appeals -supreme court |
Juvenile court |
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Why does the Supreme Court decide to hear a case? |
Lower courts disagree on how to resolve the case |
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What are the time limits for the plaintiff may still a defendant called? |
Statutes Of Limitation |
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What is conciliation ? |
I negotiation with where the intermediary meet separately with the parties involved |
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Which is not a step in a trial?
- selecting a jury -arguments and evidence -arbitration -vertex and judgment |
Arbitration |
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Empathy means |
To put yourself in another person's position |
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Telling a lie to save a persons life might be considered permissible or |
Acceptable |
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In Europe, the civil law system is prevalent, or |
Used wisely |
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In juvenile courts, hearings are informal which means they |
Are more casual and less formal |
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A mediator |
Tries to persuade the parties to compromise |
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According to the principle of double jeopardy, A person who is found not guilty |
Cannot be tried twice for the same crime in the same court |
