Law is defined as

Describe the American legal system

Do laws exist in every society

Why is the USA criticized for  in regards to its legal system

List tips for writing to public officials

Compare inquisitional legal system to the adversarial system

List questions you should ask a lawyer you are considering hiring

What will a good attorney do for you

List factors that put young people at risk for gang involvement

What did the Brady Act do

What is the crime of concealement

When is a warrant necessary

 

 

 

Know the following:

conflict of interest

executive branch

felony

human rights

judicial branch

judicial review

jurisprudence

law

limited government

misdemeanor

ordinances

separation of powers

statutes

supremacy clause

veto

federal

fact

nine

three

trial

 

 

                 

.

accessory after the fact

intent

accessory before the fact

misdemeanor

accomplice

motive

acquaintance rape

negligent homicide

act

not guilty

appeal

principal

arson

probable cause

assisted suicide

reasonable suspicion

battery

receiving stolen property

commission

restorative justice

crime

robbery

cruel and unusual punishment

second-degree murder

elements

self-incrimination

felony murder

terrorists

guilty

 

 

 

a.

Bill of Rights

d.

federalism

b.

checks and balances

e.

legislative intent

c.

supremacy clause

 

 

 

 

Match each item with the correct statement below. Some items are not used.

a.

advocacy

h.

negotiation

b.

agency

i.

political values

c.

Congress

j.

promoting order and stability

d.

direct voting

k.

prosecutor

e.

International Criminal Court

l.

treaty

f.

lobbying

m.

victim

g.

mediation

 

 

 

a.

affidavit

h.

judge

b.

arrest

i.

Escobedo

c.

bail

j.

Miranda

d.

contraband

k.

probable cause

e.

court clerk

l.

self-incrimination

f.

exclusionary

m.

stop and frisk

g.

interrogation

n.

warrant

 

 

Essay   This section is worth 40 points on this test.

 

                  64.  Choose 4 topics that you learned about in the first half of this year (1st 18 chapters) and write about them below.  Be sure to specify details in your answer as each section is worth 10 points.  You can only earn the full 10 points by fully explaining what you learned.  Definitions alone will score only partial credit.