Bill of Rights
Fifth Amendment
Right to due process of law, freedom from self-incrimination, double jeopardy
Bill of Rights
Freedom from external control
Sovereignty
WWW
World Wide Web
Define Long-Arm Statute
Allowing suits against non-resident defendents
Fourth Amendment
Freedom from unreasonable searches and seizures
Date of the Declaration of Independence
July 4, 1776
Representative Democracy
Republic
A packet of information containing the Internet address and other personal information about a web site visitor, such as buying patterns
Cookie
2 legal issues that have developed concerning cyberlaw
Jurisdiction, Trademark, Copyright, Contracts, Privacy, Obscenity
Sixth Amendment
Rights of accused persons, e.g., right to a speedy and public trial
Loose form of charter for common government for the 13 colonies prior to the adoption of the constitution
Articles of Confederation
Every adult citizen may vote on all issues
Democracy
Spamming
Three Branches of government and what they do
Legislative: All bills originate here, voting, impeachment
Executive: Headed by the president. Executive Orders
Judicial: Decides on constitutionality of statute. Supreme Court
Freedom from excessive bail, cruel and unusual punishments
Personal, Natural rights guaranteed by the Constitution
Change or alternation
Amendment
Internet scanning program
Browser
2 examples of governmental authority granted to the State Government
Control over most business law, contract law, criminal & tort law, real property and probate law
Seventh Amendment
Right of trial by jury in civil cases
Concept of fundamental fairness in compliance with reasonable and just laws
Due Process of Law
Division and allocation of the powers of government between its various branches
Checks and balance
Law that intended to govern the use of computers in e-commerce
Cyberlaw
2 examples of governmental authority granted to the Federal Government
Raise and support armies, post offices, coin money, taxes, regulate commerce