Criminal vs Civil
Laws vs Morals
Reasons We Have Laws
Shipwrecked Sailors
Miscellaneous
100
A law that tells which acts are crimes, how accused should be punished and tried?
What is Criminal Law.
100
Rules of society that are enforced by the government.
What are laws.
100
Having a speed limit.
What is to protect safety and order.
100
The person who gets eaten.
Who is Brooks.
100
Beliefs about what is right and wrong.
What are morals.
200
A group of laws that help settle disagreements between people?
What is Civil Law.
200
True or False; You can be arrested for breaking a moral.
What is False.
200
You can't break into someone's house.
What is to protect property and safety.
200
The doctor.
Who is Stephens
200
Written laws made by legislatures.
What are statutes.
300
One protects society and the other protects neighbors.
What is the difference between civil and criminal law.
300
Breaking a law because it goes against your morals.
What is Civil Disobedience.
300
Laws that protect individuals' freedoms.
What is the Bill of Rights.
300
What ocean were the sailors stranded in?
What is the Atlantic Ocean
300
A body of law based on judges' decisions.
What is common law.
400
To protect citizens right to safety, property, and freedom.
What is reasons we have civil and criminal laws.
400
Many laws are based from our___.
What are morals.
400
One of the goals of our government is to promote the general welfare.
What is the Common Good.
400
Who was the ship's navigator?
Who is Dudley?
400
___ are serious crimes, while ___ are less serious.
What is Felonies and Misdemeanors.
500
True or False; breaking a your neighbors mailbox while backing out of the drive-way is criminal.
What is False.
500
Laws that are written; organized by subject.
What is a Legal Code.
500
Name five reasons for our laws that were mentioned in the chapter.
What is to keep order, protect safety, property, freedoms, and the common good.
500
On what day was Brooks eaten?
What is the 26th day?
500
The main question in civil cases.
What is "What is a fair way to settle this type of disagreement?"
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