'Civil court cases' presentation slideshows

Government and Civics

Government and Civics. Grade 7 Mr. Cole colea@nvnet.org. What we will learn in Government and Civics this year. The United States Constitution The three branches of government (Executive, Judicial, Legislative ) Rights and responsibilities of citizens in civics, politics, and government

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Judicial Branch:

Judicial Branch:. The Federal Court System. About our Courts. Dual Court System State Courts Deal with state and local issues Federal Courts Hear cases dealing with an array of different FEDERAL issues Confusing? People commit crimes that break both Federal and State laws

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Warm up: Wednesday 9/18/13

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. 1 st amendment: 1. Freedom of religion 2. Freedom of speech 3. Freedom of the press 4. The right to peacefully assemble 5. The right to petition the government. The Bill of Rights. 2 nd Amendment: 1. The right to create a military for protection

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Torts & Public POlicy

Torts & Public POlicy. What needs to be changed?. Does the system need an overhaul?. No, it does not:. Unreasonable settlements Court/lawyer is too expensive Takes too long in civil court Cases often go against common sense. Yes, it does:. Fairly compensates injured victims

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CJ 425 THROUGH READINGS JUDICIAL PROCESS / TUTORIALOUTLET DOT COM

Through readings, discussions, and essays, we have studied various aspects of the Judicial Process. In this last week reflect back on what you have learned and how it relates to your own objectives for taking this course as well as the objectives of the course itself. In 750 or more words, use this informal paper as a way to solidify your thinking as well as ask any lingering questions. Topics

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