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Question 1

Standard created the first time a certain type of case makes it to court

Answer 1

Precedent

Question 2

Latin for already been decided

Answer 2

Stare Decisis

Question 3

First Principle of Law

Answer 3

Official authority creates law

Question 4

Second Principle of Law

Answer 4

Authority can enforce laws

Question 5

Third Principle of Law

Answer 5

Regularity in the law-precedent

Question 6

First Positive Function of Law

Answer 6

Provide Order and Predictability in Society

Question 7

Second Positive Function of Law

Answer 7

Resolving Disputes

Question 8

Third Positive Function of Law

Answer 8

Protecting Individuals and Property

Question 9

Fourth Positive Function of Law

Answer 9

Providing for the General Welfare

Question 10

Fifth Positive Function of Law

Answer 10

Protecting Individual Liberties

Question 11

Multiple Sources of Law

Answer 11

Constitution, Statutes, Rules/Regulations, and Executive Orders

Question 12

What your rights are

Answer 12

Substantive

Question 13

How rights are enforced

Answer 13

Procedural

Question 14

Cases that always involves the government as a party

Answer 14

Public Law

Question 15

Examples of public cases

Answer 15

Criminal, environmental, and tax laws

Question 16

Cases where the government is not a party

Answer 16

Private Law

Question 17

Functions of the legal systems

Answer 17

Maintain order, physical safety, resolves disputes, provides common welfare, protect civil rights

Question 18

Civil Lawsuits

Answer 18

Litigation

Question 19

Have enough evidence to convict a person but the jury thinks conviction would be unfair

Answer 19

Nullification

Question 20

Chief Justice of the Supreme Court who can up with majority opinion

Answer 20

John Marshall

Question 21

Blank becomes precedent

Answer 21

Majority Opinion

Question 22

Agrees with precedent but for different reason

Answer 22

Concurring Opinion

Question 23

Determining if something is constitutional or not

Answer 23

Judicial Review

Question 24

To remove oneself from a case because of biased

Answer 24

Recuse

Question 25

Applying to appeal a case to the Supreme Court

Answer 25

Writ of Certiorari

Question 26

Limitation on the Supreme Court

Answer 26

Case must be brought to them

Question 27

Blank will assign someone to write the majority opinion

Answer 27

Chief Justice or most senior member in the Majority