Federal Courts
Litigation
Criminal Law
Negligence
Contracts
100

Once a case is decided, can it be appealed?

Yes

100

A process of using courts to solve disputes

Litigation

100
law that deals with harm to society as a whole

Criminal Law

100

failure to take proper care or lack of concern for the safety of others

Negligence

100

Offer, Consideration, Acceptance

What are the 3 elements for a contract?

200

3

The Federal Courts are divided into how many levels?

200

3

How many stages of Litigation are there?

200

a constitutional protection against being tried twice for the same crime

Double Jeopardy

200

Comparative, Gross, Vicarious

What are the types of negligence?

200

Bilateral- a promise in exchange for another

Unilateral- Promise in exchange for performance

What are the 2 types of contracts?

300

Criminal cases are heard in Federal Courts?

True

300

avoids necessity of trail

Settlement

300

Serious crimes carry a orison sentence of one year or more

Felonies

300

someone other than the person who caused damages has some type of control, direction, or ownership in the situation. Ex. Dog Bite

Vicarious Liability

300

Certain contracts have to be in writing Ex. Contracts involving land, Promises made in consideration of marriage

Statute of Frauds

400

Criminal cases, bankruptcy 

What are types of cases go to Federal Court?

400

Pretrial, Trail, Appeal

What are the stages of Litigation?

400

Minor crimes usually punishable by a fine or a jail sentence of less than 1 year

Misdemeanor

400

A surgeon leaves an instrument in a patient

Gross Negligence 

400

Lack of capacity, fraud, mistake, illegal contracts, undue influence’

What are defenses to void contract?

500

U.S District Court, U.S Court of Appeals, U.S Supreme Court


What are the levels of Federal Court?

500

review and interpret evidence in light most favorable to party

Closing Arguments

500

How a crime case is judged

Guilty/Not Guilty

500

when an accident occurs, the fault/negligence of each party is based on their respective contributions to the accident

Comparative Negligence

500

each party gives something of value. Ex. Money, goods, services, even the promise not to do something

Consideration

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