Legislative, Judicial, Executive
What are the 3 branches of government?
Bill of Rights
What are the first 10 amendment of the US Constitution?
An individuals presence in an area of expected criminal activity on its own is not enough to support reasonable suspicion.
What is Illinois v. Wardlow?
What is criminal liability?
County courts, Circuit courts, District courts of appeal, and FL Supreme court
What is the Florida Court System?
What is Constitutional Law?
Right to a speedy/public trial, right to a fair jury, right to be informed of chargers, right to confront witnesses
What is the 6th Amendment?
What is Mackey v. State?
Responsibility for a wrongful act or omission that injures a person or property and often involves negligence, normally penalized with monetary payments.
What is civil liability?
Determines if law was applied correctly in trial court. Made up of 3 judges, no jury.
What is the FL district court of appeals?
Case Law, Statutory Law, Ordinances, Civil Law, Case Law
What are the types of laws? (Double points if you can explain each law)
Protects against self-incrimination
What is the 5th amendment?
What is Whren v. U.S
Situation where someone is held liable for the actions of another person.
What is vicarious liability?
7 judges appointed by the governor and hears cases regarding final orders imposing death sentences and appeals from lower courts.
What is the Florida Supreme Court?
Each circuit court ruling is only binding to this specific region.
What is a jurisdiction?
Prohibits excessive bails/fines/cruel & unusual punishment
What is the 8th amendent?
Established totality of circumstances meaning LEO must focus on all circumstances surrounding an event and not just one factor when considering arrest.
What is Illinois v. Gates?
What is Direct Liability?
Manages misdemeanors, ordinance violations, traffic infractions, civil cases over $30000 or less, search/arrest warrants within the county.
What are the 67 county courts?
When federal and state laws conflict, federal laws overrules state/local laws.
What is the supremacy clause?
Expands the application of the Bill of Rights to state and local government
What is the 14th amendment?
Justifies warrantless entry into a home for search and seizure if there is immediate concern for destruction of evidence to include the hearing of scurrying or noise within home.
What is Hornblower v. State?
Protects LEO from civil liability as long as they do not violate clearly established statutory or constitutional right.
What is qualified immunity?
Manages domestic cases (divorce, guardianship), felonies, probate matters (wills), Civil cases over $30,000 or more, search/arrest warrants within circuit, county court appeals, Baker/Marchman acts.
What are the 20 circuit courts?