'Court systems' presentation slideshows

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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. The Court System. Trial Courts. They listen to testimony, consider evidence, and decide the facts in disputed situations. Witnesses are called to testify in a case and their testimony is regarded as evidence. There are 2 parties to each case.

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La Amistad

La Amistad. Joseph Cinquez or Sengbe Pieh. James Covey. Mende language. Roger Baldwin. Kin-na. Significance. It was the 1 st human rights case to be heard, fought & won in the US Supreme Court.

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Bell Work

Bell Work. Read pages 506 to 509 in your textbook. Write in your notes a description of exclusive, concurrent, original, and appellate jurisdiction. Be prepared to share your descriptions with a partner. Judicial Branch of the American Government. Unit 4, Lesson 3. Learning Goal.

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United States Legal System

United States Legal System. Three Branches of Government. Multiple Sovereignties. United States Legal System. Constitution. Sources of Law-Federal and State. United States Legal System. Constitution. Judicial. United States Legal System. Constitution. Legislative.

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US GOVERNMENT SPRING BREAK REVIEW!

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PA335 Unit 3

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DEFINITION

DEFINITION. Fast Track Courts are a category of special courts within a Judiciary or Court System that have exclusive or specialized jurisdiction over an area of law or deal with a distinctive case load and/or have specifically defined powers or first track procedures.

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Crime Scene Photography

Crime Scene Photography. Crime Scene Photography. Testimonial evidence is faulty. Admissions of guilt are not iron clad. Jurors are influenced by what they can see and experience in the courtroom.

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Area 69- District Kit Presentation

Area 69- District Kit Presentation. BRIDGING THE GAP a subcommittee of the Area 69 Utah Treatment and Corrections Standing Committees.

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Ch. 5 & 6 Clicker Review

Ch. 5 & 6 Clicker Review. Review. The two court systems in the United States are the original courts and courts of appeals. district courts and territorial courts. constitutional and special courts. federal and State courts.

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Chart One Courts are an important part of democratic processes

Rating of Court Systems and Processes. 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999. Chart One Courts are an important part of democratic processes. 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999. Chart Two Most people can't afford to take cases to court. Source: ACNielsen Cati Omnibus

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State Courts

State Courts. Chapter 8 section 4. State Court Cases. All states have the right to create their own court system State courts address violations of state constitutions and state laws Hear civil and criminal cases. Review: Federal Courts.

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Overview of Legal Studies

Overview of Legal Studies. First Year Orientation August 24, 2011. One Way of Looking at Law School Subjects. CRIM PRO. CIV PRO. Another Way of Looking at Law School Subjects. Three Branches of Government. 51 Court Systems. The Thing About Casebooks, Part 1. Discovery Burdens of Proof

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THE SUPREME COURT AND THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM

THE SUPREME COURT AND THE FEDERAL COURT SYSTEM. Fundamental Differences Between Courts & Other Govt. Agencies

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Judicial Branch

Judicial Branch. Illinois Government. Federal and State. There are two court systems in the United States. The federal court system deals with disputes about laws that apply to the entire United States. State court systems mostly deal with disputes about state laws.

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England and France Develop

England and France Develop. England absorbs Waves of Invaders Early invasions from the Vikings Alfred the Great united Anglos into England Danish king, Edward, united Anglo-Saxons and Vikings William the Conqueror, duke of Normandy Williams rival, Harold Godwinson, Anglo Saxon throne

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State and Federal Court Systems

State and Federal Court Systems. Federalism in the Judicial Branch. Comparing the Systems. Federalism: the separation of power between national and state governments (in this case, courts) Both federal and state courts have their own court systems. Federal Courts. State Courts.

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