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EOC Survivor Season 6 Law
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Question 1 What was the first written code of law? (The Code of Hammurabi)
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Question 2 What is common law based upon? (Precedents and earlier court decisions)
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Question 3 Name 3 examples of felonies? (Murder, Arson, rape, Armed robbery, burglary, etc.)
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Question 4 What is another name for a civil wrong? (A tort)
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Question 5 What is the only crime defined in the Constitution? (Treason)
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Question 6 Which amendment requires probable cause to get a search warrant? (Amendment 4)
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Question 7 What does it mean to “plead the 5 th ”? (You have the right to remain silent and not answer questions.)
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Question 9 What cases established that you have the right to an attorney if you cannot afford one? (Gideon v. Wainwright)
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Question 10 What group determines if a person is charged with a crime? (A grand jury)
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Question 11 What case established the reading of rights? (Miranda v. AZ)
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Question 12 What is the purpose of bail? (Assumes you are innocent until proven guilty to help prepare for your case.)
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Question 13 What case established the exclusionary rule? (Mapp v. OH)
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Question 14 What is the role of the government in all criminal cases? (The prosecution)
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Question 15 What amendment prevents cruel and unusual punishment? (The 8 th Amendment)
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Question 16 Name 3 examples of misdemeanors. (Speeding, littering, loitering, simple assault, DWI, etc.)
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Question 17 What amendment guarantees you a speedy, public trial? (The 6 th Amendment)
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Question 18 Name 2 of the Ten Commandments? (Not steal, not kill, not covet, no adultery, etc.)
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Question 19 What amendment guarantees a civil trial in matters over $20? (Amendment 7)
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Question 20 In what 2 amendments would you find due process mentioned? (Amendments 5 & 14)
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Question 21 Who brings a civil case to court? (The Plaintiff)
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Question 22 What is the person charged with a crime called? (The defendant)
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Question 23 What is the study of law & legal philosophy called? (Jurisprudence)
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Question 24 What is an ex post facto law? (It makes an action illegal before the law was written.)
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Question 25 What is a hung jury? (One that cannot reach a verdict)
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Question 26 How many members are there usually on a criminal jury in NC? (12)
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Question 27 Describe a criminal jury’s verdict. (Must unanimous beyond a reasonable doubt)
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Question 28 What is an injunction? (A court order to stop an action)
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Question 29 What are criminal cases about? (Laws being broken)
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Question 30 What is discovery in a civil case? (An exchanging of information between the plaintiff and the defendant)
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Question 31 Who is considered a juvenile in NC? (Those people between 7-15)
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Question 32 Who makes criminal laws in NC? (The NC General Assembly)
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Question 33 What NC court hears all misdemeanors in a bench trial? (NC District Courts)
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Question 34 What is a person between 7-15 who commits a crime in NC called? (A juvenile delinquent)
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Question 35 What NC court holds petit jury trials for all felonies and misdemeanor appeals? (NC Superior Courts)
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Question 36 What are civil cases about? (Disputes)
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Question 37 What amendment guarantees that defendants get to face & use witnesses? (The 6 th Amendment)
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Question 38 What is the highest court in NC? (The NC Supreme Court)
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Question 39 What is the purpose of the juvenile justice system? (To rehabilitate the offender)
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Question 40 Name 1 thing that happens during an arraignment? (Charges are read, plea is entered, bail may be adjusted)
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Question 41 What amendment guarantees no double jeopardy? (The 5 th Amendment)
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Question 42 What court in NC hears only appeals? (NC Court of Appeals)
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Question 43 Describe a civil jury’s verdict? (A majority vote based upon the weight of the evidence)
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Question 44 What is an indictment? (A formal criminal charge)
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Question 45 How do all judges in NC get their jobs? (They are elected)
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