In-Class Test Review Flashcards

(35 cards)

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Positivist

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what is the law - the letter of the land

Part 61.3 (b) (1), F.S. 330.04

FAA inspector reports you = positivist

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Moralist

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what is right and good

Faa inspector at airport allows you to retrieve certificate from your car = moralist.

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Code of Hammurabi

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First known legal system

written in stone

only privileged few had rights due to social status

medical malpractice

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Mosaic Law

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Root of law in relism and considered an early form of contract law

Decleration of Independence recognizing men are “endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights”

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Roman Law

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non-citizens had no civil rights

re-codified

bicameral method

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Magna Carta

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sovereign power

federal torts claim act

Habeas Corpus

Trial by jury/due process

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Habeas Corpus

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show me the body

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Common Law

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most important single root of the American legal system

judicial decisions

Precedent (an earlier decision)

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Napoleonic Code

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equality before the law

administrative laws

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10
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Distributive justice

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equality between equals

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Standing

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person has a concrete skate in the outcome of the controversy

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The opposite of ripe =______

Define

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Moot

the real, live, controversy must exist at all stages of review

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Supreme Law of the Land

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constitution

Laws of the united states (Federal and Treaties)

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Federal laws and treaties Trump state law, what is this called?

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Preemption Doctrine

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Article 1 Section 1 =

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Congress shall consist of a senate and House of Representatives

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Article 1 Section 2 =

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The house shall have the sole power of impeachment by majorite vote

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Article 1 Section 3 =

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Senate has the power to try all impeachments

2/3 vote needed to remove from office by all senators present

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Article 2 Section 2

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Commander in chief - deploying troops where deemed appropriate

19
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How can the President exercise his powers?

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Treaty power

Appointment of ambassadors, public ministers, consuls, Judges of the Sepreme court, nomination by President, confirmation by the Senate

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Article 3 Section 2

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Cases and Controversies

Case must be Ripe

Standing, injury, Causation, Redressability

21
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The bill of Rights Limits ____ Power

22
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The 14th Amendment =

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due process clause through the incorporation Doctrine

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First Amendment

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Does not apply to unprotected Speech

Saying **** on a plane

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Secont Amendment

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The right to Bear Arms

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4th Amendment
Protects against unreaspnable search and seizures secure in their persons
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Search =
Government Intrusion
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Siezure =
control by the government
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Probable cause =
information sufficient to persuade a "reasonable person" suspect committed a crime
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5th amendment
Double jeopardy (Res Judicata) nothing shall happen wihtout due process A limitation of power nor a grant of power
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Right to travel: Aviation Example
Everyone has a right to travel. By air is not one of them Guy goes to ticket office in San Francisco refuses to show ID and they refused to give him a ticket Sues and states he has a fundamental right to travel Ruled that he doesn’t have a right to by Air
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6th Amendment
Speedy trial and Impartial Jury Gideon v. Wainright
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13th Amendment
revoked slavery by the enabling clause Congress can prohibit discrimination by anyone
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Who gets equal protection according to 14th Amendment?
Citizens
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21st Amendment
repeals prohibition
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18th Amendment
enabled prohibition of alochol