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    transferred to them from the previous president’s cabinet, which Jefferson refused to do, despite differences in political party judicial review – established by Marshall in Marbury v. Madison, it is the belief that the Supreme Court has the right to judge the constitutionality of a situation, not any other branch. Impressment – the forceful enlistment of a person for service as a sailor; the British captured and impressed many American sailors to serve the king, where many died, leaving their…

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    lawyer; if you were a good student in high school or a bad student in high school, you can understand this. And it’s really incredible to me that we have a court case that’s going on so long. As you know, in Boston, we won it with a highly respected judge and a very strong opinion, but now we’re in an era that, let’s just say, they are interpreting things differently than probably 100 percent of the people in this room. I’d like to almost know, does anybody disagree…

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    The Latin term stare decisis meaning, “to stand on decided cases”, has become an essential element in the English and U.S. judicial system. The doctrine theory of stare decisis creates equality throughout the legal system, ensuring that judges follow previously established precedents. ("Stare Decisis") Under stare decisis, once a court has answered a question, any justice system equal or lower must elicit the same response. This theory also creates efficiency throughout the legal system, by…

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    Lay magistrates are underpaid excluding expenses, however District judges, who are legally qualified magistrates who work full time are paid. Their training cost £500 per individual. They are part-time, but give pledges to operate for a minimum of “26 half-days a year”. In civil cases, they have limited jurisdiction, yet…

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    If you have been charged with a DWI or DUI, it is in your best interest to get in touch with a DWI attorney as soon as possible. You need to understand your rights after being arrested and should not make any comments or big decisions until you have spoken with a lawyer. The Ryan Law Firm in Saint Charles, MO, helps clients facing DUI and DWI charges, and can serve as your DWI attorney to protect your rights. Here are just three reasons to contact a lawyer: Formal Case Assessment: When you…

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    Accountability is an essential part of the rule of law. It is essential for another reason, as in the earlier editions of Dicey, of course modified in later editions, referring to John Wilkes's case, that "conferment of any discretion tends to arbitrariness and therefore there is something inconsistent with the rule of law." But then, as time passed, it was realized that conferment of some discretion for the purpose of application to the facts of a given case is something you cannot do away with…

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    In the short video about activist (Breyer) vs. originalist (Scalia), I learned about the empty bottle, the purpose and consequence, the constitution as the living document, and the decision on the problem. In my opinion, the activist is more liberal because the constitution depends on the nowadays situation. However, the originalist is more conservative since it wants to keep the point that was written by the author. On the purpose and the consequence, Scalia argued that all of the tools should…

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    There are steps before and after the trial, but I’m focusing on the steps during the trial. The criminal trial process can be quite lengthy and costly. In fact, the longest criminal and most expensive trial in US history spanned seven years and cost around $15 million (McMartin preschool trial of 1980). During those seven years (and the present) there were multiple stages. The stages during a trial are; opening statements, presenting evidence, closing arguments, jury instructions, and jury…

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    3.1. The validity of the will of the late William York In terms of the validity of William York's testament, there are two ideas: - The plaintiff argued that some of the provisions in the will were not legal - The defendant believes that the will is done in accordance with the law In the Supreme Court of Queensland, the two sides gave evidence to protect their opinions. - The plaintiff argued - The testament was prepared by a solicitor, Mr Pack, but Mr Taylor and Neil were not present when…

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    Trial Courts of Limited Jurisdiction: This court is in the lowest level of the judicial system. These courts are only authorized to hear specified types of cases such as marriage, divorce, alimony, adoption, emancipation, juvenile offenses, misdemeanors, traffic violations, small claims, inheritance, and estate settlements. This type of court goes by different names such as Justice of the Peace Courts, Municipal Courts, Constitutional County Courts, County Courts at Law, and Statutory Probate…

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