Identity Theft
Type of stealing that gets your credit/debit card info with a special device while processing it
What is skimming
The number of amendments in the Constitution
What is 27?
This type of right states: "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will 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 for you"
What are Miranda Rights?
A person is charged with this crime when they target a victim because of their social group or race
What is a Hate Crime?
A type of agreement that is enforceable by law
What is a contract?
Type of stealing that gets your personal info by looking through your trash
What is Dumpster Diving?
A doctrine that requires judges to follow a past court decision based on similar circumstances
What is the doctrine of precedent?
The name for an official notice of a lawsuit
What is a Summons?
This type of tort is the wrongful act of injuring another person's reputation by making false statements
What is defamation?
A contract requires this number of elements
What is 6 elements?
Type of stealing that gets your personal info by pretending to be a trusted organization/person and contacting you
What is phishing?
When someone is tried for the same crime in the same court (this is not allowed)
What is Double Jeopardy?
A criteria that can't be used to remove a juror
What is race/gender?
A person is charged with this crime when they intentionally lie in court after taking an oath
What is perjury?
A type of rule that means the acceptance of an offer must match the terms of the offer
What is the mirror image rule?
A single piece of info thieves can use to know almost anything about you
What is a social security number?
A law used by judges during the early days of English/England History
What is Common Law?
A case can only be tried by a jury when it involves serious offenses that carry a potential punishment of this number of months or more.
What is 6+ months?
This type of tort is the failure to use the degree of care that a reasonable person would exercise in that same situation
What is Breach of Duty?
An offer can be terminated using this number of ways
What are 5 ways?
Something you can do to prevent thieves from getting your personal info from your trash
What is using a paper/card shredder?
The Food and Drug Administration regulates rules that are a part of this kind of law
What is Administrative Law?
A formal reading of a criminal charges document in the presence of the defendant
What is Arraignment?
This degree of murder is not planned out, but is committed with the intent to cause bodily harm/death to another person
What is 2nd degree murder?
When a person takes back their offer using this termination method
What is revocation?