The following are elements of a:___________, facts, analysis, issues, and judicial history
What is case brief
100
How many articles did the ORIGINAL U.S. Constitution consist of:
What is seven
100
Punitive damages are also known as:
What is exemplary damages
100
The concept of separate but equal schools violated the Equal Protection Clause
What is Brown V. Board of Education
100
An intentional and unlawful violation of the personal liberty or confinement of another
What is False imprisoment
200
Stating the legal issue; explaining in detail the legal rules governing the issues, and stating the legal conclusion is what part of a brief:
What is Thesis Paragraph
200
Which type of speech is NOT protected by the Constitution
What is Obscene
200
An intentional harmful or offensive contact or touching of another:
What is Battery
200
State law banning abortion was unconstitutional because it violated the right to privacy implied in the Fourteenth Amendment.
What is Roe v. Wade
200
A tort against real property
What is Trespass
300
Which section of a legal memorandum contains a short and concise answer to the question raised in the issue statement?
What is Conclusion
300
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal," is found:
What is The Declaration of Independence
300
In a tort action, the wrongdoer, also known as the ________ becomes liable to the victim for money damages
What is Tortfeaser
300
A criminal defendant in a state case must be advised of various rights before being subjected to custodial interrogation
What is Miranda v. Arizona
300
Taking or interfering with intellectual property is usually referred
What is Infringement
400
The ____________ section of a case brief includes a listing of laws the court relied on in the reasoning may include statutes, case law, articles or amendments from the U.S. Constitution or other primary source of law.
What is Rule
400
Which article of the U.S. Constitution sets forth powers of the U.S. Supreme Court and lists the types of cases it can hear?
What is Article III
400
Intentional and outrageous conduct that causes mental suffering forms the basis of:
What is Intentional infliction
400
In a felony case in state court, the 14th Amendment required an indigent defendant have the right to court-appointed counsel.
What is Gideon v. Wainwright
400
Requiring that negligent act, the breach of duty, is the actual cause of the injury
What is Actual Cause
500
Term for explaining how the case traveled through the courts
What is Judicial History
500
What is the general power of the legislature?
What is Make Laws
500
Another term for the business torts of slander of title and trade libel
What is disparagement
500
The Due Process Clause of the 14th Amendment incorporated the Exclusionary Rule and made it applicable to states
What is Mapp v. Ohio
500
Professionals such as doctors, lawyers, accountants, and engineers are required to exercise care consistent with the standards of the professional community - when injury results: