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Law Jeopardy!!!!
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Chapter 1 & 3Chapter 4Chapter 5Chapter 6Hodgepodge 100 200 300 400 500 Right Side of Room CenterLeft Side of Room Final Jeopardy
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Question: Chapter 1 & 3 100 Points Offense against society
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Answer: Chapter 1 & 3 100 Points What is a Crime
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Question: Chapter 1 & 3 200 Points Power of a court to hear certain cases
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Answer: Chapter 1 & 3 200 Points What is Jurisdiction
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Question: Chapter 1 & 3 300 Points Legislation at the local level is also known as
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Answer: Chapter 1 & 3 300 Points What are Ordinances
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Question: Chapter 1 & 3 400 Points Branch of government that is made up of Congress
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Answer: Chapter 1 & 3 400 Points What is the Legislative Branch
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Question: Chapter 1 & 3 500 Points Law based on current standards or customs of the people is called
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Answer: Chapter 1 & 3 500 Points What is Common Law
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Question: Chapter 4 100 Points Lying under oath is known as
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Answer: Chapter 4 100 Points What is Perjury Remember – This is what Clinton got in trouble for
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Question: Chapter 4 200 Points How many jurors sit on a criminal case
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Answer: Chapter 4 200 Points What are 12
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Question: Chapter 4 300 Points How many Supreme Court Justices are there
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Answer: Chapter 4 300 Points What are 9
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Question: Chapter 4 400 Points The lowest level of courts that first hear criminal trials
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Answer: Chapter 4 400 Points What are Trial Courts
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Question: Chapter 4 500 Points Which court hears cases involving wills, estates, etc.
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Answer: Chapter 4 500 Points What is Probate Court
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Question: Chapter 5 100 Points This type of defense is based on problems with the way evidence was obtained
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Answer: Chapter 5 100 Points What is Procedural Defense
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Question: Chapter 5 200 Points A crime punishable by more than a year in prison or a fine larger than $1,000
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Answer: Chapter 5 200 Points What is a Felony
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Question: Chapter 5 300 Points Offenses committed in the business world are typically called
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Answer: Chapter 5 300 Points What is White Collar Crime
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Question: Chapter 5 400 Points What are the 3 elements of a crime
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Answer: Chapter 5 400 Points What is 1.Duty to do or not do a certain thing 2.An act or omission in violation of that duty 3.Criminal Intent
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Question: Chapter 5 500 Points List 2 of the 7 Criminal Conducts
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Answer: Chapter 5 500 Points What are Crimes Against: 1.Person 2.Property 3.Government 4.Public Peace and Order 5.Realty 6.Consumers 7.Decency
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Question: Chapter 6 100 Points A private or civil wrong is known as
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Answer: Chapter 6 100 Points What is a Tort
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Question: Chapter 6 200 Points If a journalist prints a false story they can be charged with
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Answer: Chapter 6 200 Points What is Libel
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Question: Chapter 6 300 Points Damages meant to get the victim back to where they were before the incident
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Answer: Chapter 6 300 Points What is Compensatory Damages
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Question: Chapter 6 400 Points The most common tort that does not need intent, only carelessness
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Answer: Chapter 6 400 Points What is Negligence
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Question: Chapter 6 500 Points What are the 4 elements of a tort
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Answer: Chapter 6 500 Points What is 1.Duty 2.Breach of duty 3.Injury 4.Causation
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Question: Hodgepodge 100 Points What are ethics
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Answer: Hodgepodge 100 Points What is Deciding right and wrong
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Question: Hodgepodge 200 Points This type of ethics judge the acts themselves as right or wrong
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Answer: Hodgepodge 200 Points What are Fundamental Ethics
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Question: Hodgepodge 300 Points The Supreme Court case Miranda v Arizona decided what
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Answer: Hodgepodge 300 Points What is Being notified of right not to self incriminate (5 th Amendment)
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Question: Hodgepodge 400 Points People who do not respect the law are known as
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Answer: Hodgepodge 400 Points What are Scafflaws
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Question: Hodgepodge 500 Points Obama is what number President
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Answer: Hodgepodge 500 Points What is the 44 th
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Final Jeopardy – Make your Wager
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Final Jeopardy Question What are the five freedoms in the first amendment
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Final Jeopardy Answer What is Speech, religion, press, petition, assemble Wager
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