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Chapter 4 The Court System Chapter 5 Our Criminal Laws Ch 7Social & Professional Communication 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Chapter 4 The Court System Chapter 3 Constitutional Rights

The amendment that guarantees a US citizen the freedom of speech

What is the 1 st Amendment?

The first 10 amendments

What is the Bill of Rights?

The head of the executive branch

Who is the President?

To change or alter the US Constitution

What is to amend?

Equity

What fair?

Develops a solution acceptable to both parties

Who is a Mediator?

To take disputes to court

What is litigate?

A verbatim record of what went on at trial

What is a transcript?

Reviews decisions of lower courts when a party claims an error was made

What is an appellate court?

Courts that administer wills and estates

What are probate courts?

An order for a state court to turn over case records to the Supreme Court

What is a writ of certiorari?

Handles cases involving $2500 or less

What is Small Claims Court?

The first court to hear a dispute

What is a trial court?

The amount of federal courts of appeal dedicated to the federal circuit

What is 1?

Younger members of society

What are juveniles?

The two classifications of crimes

What are felonies and misdemeanors?

A lesser misdemeanor

What is an infraction?

The age at which we consider below the age of reason

What is 10 or 7?

Lying about the past or existing fact to obtain money or property

What is false pretenses?

Two or more persons agree to commit a crime

What is a conspiracy?

Burning

What is arson?

Freedom from prosecution

What is immunity?

Force used to prevent death, serious bodily harm, etc…

What is self- defense?

Standard of proof in a criminal case

What is beyond a reasonable doubt?

Voluntary surrendering of the right to a public trial to avoid risk of greater penalty

What is plea bargaining?