What is Law?
Why is Law?
You and Law
How We Law
Weird Laws
100

The complete set of official rules a government creates and enforces to maintain order in society.

What are laws?

100

The Bill of Rights exists to protect this ideal. (Constitutional Amendments 1-10)

What is Individual Freedom?

100
This term is used to describe anyone who isn't an adult yet.

What is a minor?

100

A licensed professional trained to help people solve their legal problems, advise people on the law, and represent them in court.

What is a lawyer (or attorney)?

100

In Gainesville, Georgia, it is illegal to eat fried chicken using these.

What are utensils?

City Code Section 4-3-63

200

Known as the "Supreme Law of the Land," this famous document establishes the U.S. government and protects individual rights.

What is the Constitution?

200

If we didn't have any traffic laws, intersections and roads would look more like this theme park driving game.

Bumper cars

200

The age in most U.S. states when you legally become an adult with full legal rights and responsibilities.

What is 18?

200

A group of people from the community who listen to evidence during a court trial and decide if the defendant is guilty.

What is a jury?

200

In Massachusetts, it is illegal to swear at a sports event after this age.

What is 16?

Mass. Gen. Laws Ch. 272 sec. 36A

300

The branch of government (that includes Congress) responsible for creating and writing new laws.

What is the Legislative Branch?

300

Superheroes like Batman fight crime, but in real life, taking the law into your own hands without legal authority is illegal and known by this term.

What is vigilantism (or being a vigilante)?

300

The specialized court system set up specifically for kids under 18 who break the law.

What is Juvenile Court (also known as Juvie)?

300

The person in a black robe who presides over a trial, decides rules of evidence, and uses a gavel.

What is a judge?

300

In Illinois, it is illegal to dye these animals different colors and sell them or give them away as prizes.

What are rabbits, baby chicks, ducklings, or other fowl.

510 ILCS 70/4 (West 2026)

400

Unlike breaking a rule in a video game, breaking one of these official rules set by the government can result in fines, community service, or jail time.

What is a Criminal Law?

400

Laws prevent this state of complete chaos and disorder where there are no rules and everyone does whatever they want.

What is anarchy?

400

What it would be called if Fortnite stole Olivia Rodrigo's song "All I Want" for a new dance.

What is Copyright Infringement?

400

When lawmakers want to create a brand-new rule, they write it down as this before it becomes official.  ("I'm just a ___. Yes, I'm only a ________ . . . and I'm sitting here on capital hill . . )

What is a bill?

400

Alaska state law strictly prohibits whispering in someone's ear while they are engaged in this activity.

What is moose hunting. 

Alaska Statute 16.05.790

500

The type of law used to settle problems between people or businesses, like contract disputes or property disagreements. 

(The opposite of criminal) 

What is Civil Law?

500

Why can't a judge sentence a thief to get tickled for 24 hours or locked in a cage with angry bees? The 8th Amendment strictly bans these types of sentences.

What is Cruel and Unusual Punishment?

500

"You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. Do you understand these rights?" - Arresting Police Officer

What are Miranda Warnings?

500

If a person accused of a crime cannot afford a lawyer, the court will appoint one of these state-provided defense attorneys for free.

What is a Public Defender?

500

Samania County, in Washington State has declared this mythical creature to be an endangered species, declaring a portion of the county as a refuge area for the creature. 

Sasquatch or Bigfoot (Ordinance No.69-01).

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