Bill of rights
laws
Sources of laws
Juviile crime
Causes of Juvinile crime
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What is the bill of rights

The first Ten Amendments

200

What is a criminal law

Is  a law which a person can go to jail for (Examples) Murder, Rape, Drugs, 

200

What is a Statutory law 

Laws between Congress

200

what is a juvenile 

a young person 

200

what is one cuase of juvinile crime 

poor home conditions 

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What is the first Amendment 

The right of Freedom of Speech, Religion, Press, Assembly,Petition 

400

True Or False are Juvenile laws different from Adult laws 

True

400

What is a common law 

Type of law that comes from Judges,decisions,that rely on precedent 

400

what age do you have to be younger than in most states to be a juvinile 

Under 18 years of age 

400

what is another cuase of juvinile crime 

poor neighborhood conditions 

600

What is the second Amendment 

The right to bear arms (guns)

600

True Or False are there seperate Civil and Criminal Laws and courts 

True

600

What is a Administrative law 

Laws that effect are daily lives and that are made by the government 

600

In some states you have to be under this age to be a juvinile 

under 16 

600

what is another cuase of juvenile crime 

gang membership 

800

What is the  thrid amendment 

Prevents the government from citizens to shelter in their homes 

800

What is a Civil law 

A group of laws that dispute between to different people 

800

what is a constitutional law 

Based on the U.S Constitional and Supreme Court Decisions 

800

what is a juvinile delinquent 

a young person found guilty of breaking laws

800

what is aother cuase of puvinile crime 

Drugs or Alcohol

1000

Who created the bill of rights 

James Maddison 

1000

Whats the examples of civil laws 

Contract divorce proceedings boundaries property

1000

What are all the sources of laws 

staturoy Law,Common law, Administrative law, Constitutional law

1000

who is your Civics Teacher 

Mrs. Swindall 

1000

what are all the cuases of juvinile crime 

Poor home conditions, poor neighborhood conditions, Drugs or Alcohol, and peer pressure

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