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9. 15 20 25 5555 10 How a Bill becomes a Law The Art of Debating Types of Court Civil & Criminal Cases The People’s Court 5 5 5 5 10 15 20 25 20 Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

10. Topic 1 A bill first starts off as a _____________ by a citizen. Show Answer

11. Topic 1 idea Back to Board

12. Topic 1 If the Representatives agree with a citizen’s idea, they research the ideas and write them into a _______. Show Answer

13. Topic 1 bill Back to Board

14. Topic 1 Only Representatives can introduce bills in the U.S. _______of________. Show Answer

15. Topic 1 House of Representatives Back to Board

16. Topic 1 ________of the House sends the bill to one of the House standing committees Show Answer

17. Topic 1 Speaker Back to Board

18. Topic 1 If a majority of the Representatives say or select yes, the bill passes in the U.S. House of Representatives. The bill is delivered to the U.S. Senate. If a majority of the Senators say “yea,” the bill passes in the U.S. Senate and is ready to go to the ___________________. Show Answer

19. Topic 1 President Back to Board

20. Topic 2 ________use the art of debate in courts of law. Show Answer

21. Topic 2 Litigators or Attorneys Back to Board

22. Topic 2 Debating is an effective way to develop public ____________ skills. Show Answer

23. Topic 2 speaking Back to Board

24. Topic 2 Debates are not intended to be ______________. Show Answer

25. Topic 2 combative argumentative warlike Back to Board

26. Topic 2 _______is an essential component in debating. Show Answer

27. Topic 2 research Back to Board

28. Topic 2 3 Components of a debate Show Answer

29. Topic 2 Opening (Introduction) Rebuttals Closing Back to Board

30. Topic 3 There are 2 basic court systems in the United States Show Answer

31. Topic 3 State Federal Back to Board

32. Topic 3 Every _______ has its own constitution and laws. Show Answer

33. Topic 3 state Back to Board

34. Topic 3 The vast majority of cases both civil and criminal are dealt with on the _______ level. Show Answer

35. Topic 3 State Back to Board

36. Topic 3 _______ courts hear cases involving laws that apply to the whole country. Show Answer

37. Topic 3 Federal Back to Board

38. Topic 3 Appeal and supreme courts do not have a _______. Instead cases are decided by panels of ________. Show Answer

39. Topic 3 jury judges Back to Board

40. Topic 4 _____________ are places where legal cases are heard. Show Answer

41. Topic 4 courts Back to Board

42. Topic 4 Name 2 types of cases Show Answer

43. Topic 4 Civil cases Criminal cases Back to Board

44. Topic 4 ___________ cases are brought by the government against people accused of breaking the law. Show Answer

45. Topic 4 Criminal Back to Board

46. Topic 4 __________ cases are brought by one party against the other. Show Answer

47. Topic 4 Civil Back to Board

48. Topic 4 If you drive your care recklessly into the back of someone, you would go to _________ court. If you signed a contract and broke it, the person might sue you in ______ court. Show Answer

49. Topic 4 Criminal Civil Back to Board

50. Topic 5 If you were accused of a crime like burglary, you would be given a _______ attorney to examine all the evidence against you. Show Answer

51. Topic 5 defense attorney Back to Board

52. Topic 5 The _________ attorney represents the state and tries to convince the jury that you are guilty. Show Answer

53. Topic 5 prosecuting Back to Board

54. Topic 5 _______ makes sure everything that happens in court follows the rules set down in the law. Show Answer

55. Topic 5 Judge Back to Board

56. Topic 5 The prosecuting attorney has to present __________ that ties the defendant to the crime. Show Answer

57. Topic 5 Evidence or proof Back to Board

58. Topic 5 Which is an opinion about the American justice system. 1.The Constitution grants too many rights to criminal defendants. 2.A prosecuting attorney is not allowed to manufacture evidence. 3.A judge must make sure the court proceedings follow the law. 4.In a criminal trial, all twelve jurors have to agree on a verdict. Show Answer

59. Topic 5 1.The Constitution grants too many rights to criminal defendants. Back to Board

60. Show Question

61. Which is never present in a civil trial? 1.Jury 2.Judge 3.Defendant 4.Prosecuting Attorney Show Answer 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321

62. 4. Prosecuting Attorney To End

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