Laws
What is civil law
the system of law concerned with private relations between members of a community rather than criminal, military, or religious affairs.
The first ten amendments to the U.S constitution are known as the....?
Bill Of Rights
Does the State or Federal Government get to use the military?
The Federal Government
What is Case Law
body of law established by judges through decisions in court cases, rather than through legislative statutes.
A crime is considered an offense against.....
The State
How does the Constitution separate powers within the U.S.?
It separates the power between people and governments, State and federal governments, and the three branches of federal government.
What is Criminal Law
the body of law that defines offenses against the state, community, or individuals, establishing punishments—such as imprisonment or fines—for those who violate these laws.
Legislative enactments by a city government are called....
Ordinances
How do the three branches of government limit each other's power?
What is Procedural Law
Procedural law comprises the rules governing how court proceedings
True or False. Stare Decisis is the doctrine that requires lower courts to adhere to existing case Law in their decisions
True
Can the State governments regulate foreign commerce?
No
What is Substantive law
Substantive law defines the rights, duties, and obligations of individuals and organizations, outlining what constitutes legal and illegal behavior.
True or False. Torts are private wrongs committed against individuals or organizations
True
Can A presidential veto be overturned?
Yes