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Statutory Interpretation Rules: - ️️-Examine Legislative History -Utilize Rules of Construction -Plain Meaning Rule -Lex Specialis Derogat Legi Generali Courts of Equity - ️️Issues decrees/injunctions to provide relief where monetary judgements were inadequate; utilized general legal p...

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FSU BUL 3310 Exam 1 Marzen
Statutory Interpretation Rules: - ✔️✔️-Examine Legislative History
-Utilize Rules of Construction
-Plain Meaning Rule
-Lex Specialis Derogat Legi Generali


Courts of Equity - ✔️✔️Issues decrees/injunctions to provide relief where monetary
judgements were inadequate; utilized general legal principles (maxims) to guide
decisionmaking. Equitable remedies include those such as specific performance (a
court ordering performance) of a contract.

Three types of Law - ✔️✔️Legislative laws, judicial pronouncements, procedural law

Legislative Law - ✔️✔️laws, including federal and state constitutions, that have been
passed by legislative bodies

Judicial Pronouncements - ✔️✔️Legal statements made by courts. Based on statutory
interpretation or common law.

Procedural Law(type of law) - ✔️✔️Rules of evidence and legal/court procedure

Public Law - ✔️✔️Bodies of law that affect the public generally (Constitutional,
Administrative, Criminal Laws)

Private Law - ✔️✔️Law that pertains to the relationships between individuals in an
organized society (contracts, torts, property)

Criminal Law - ✔️✔️Applies to acts that society deems so harmful to the public welfare
that government is responsible for prosecuting and punishing the perpetrators

Civil Law(Classification) - ✔️✔️Classification of law that applies to legal matters not
governed by criminal law and that protect rights and provide remedies for breaches of
duties owed to others.

Substantive Law - ✔️✔️A classification of law that creates, defines, and regulates
parties' rights, duties, and powers.

Law - ✔️✔️enforceable rules governing relationships among individuals and between
individuals and their society

, Procedural Law (classification) - ✔️✔️A classification of law that prescribes the steps,
or processes, for enforcing the rights and duties defined by substantive law

Sources of Law - ✔️✔️-Constitutions
-Legislation
-Judicial decisions
-Administrative law
-Equity and Equitable Principles

Common Law - ✔️✔️Body of law derived from court decisions as opposed to statues or
constitutions

US Legal System has what kind of foundation? - ✔️✔️Common law foundation; the
written laws passed by congress and legislatures, and the decisions of court cases

Civil Law (Source of Law) - ✔️✔️Codes of written laws, or statutes, apply primarily to
all legal questions.


Hierarchy of Laws - ✔️✔️Federal law trumps state law. U.S. Constitution is highest;
then federal statutes; then state constitutions; then state laws.

US and State Constitutions - ✔️✔️the basis of the legal system. they represent
supreme law (supremacy clause)

Constitutions - ✔️✔️Define the powers and functions of the branches of government

Federal Laws can or cannot violate the US Constitution? - ✔️✔️CANNOT

All state laws must conform to the US constitution as well as ___? - ✔️✔️The state
constitution

Doctrine of Separation of Powers - ✔️✔️Legislative, executive, and judicial branches of
government function independently of one another and each branch serves as a check
on the other

Doctrine of Judicial Review - ✔️✔️conferred the power on the courts to declare laws
and executive actions unconstitutional

Legislation - ✔️✔️Creates most laws

Legislative Bodies - ✔️✔️U.S. Congress, State Legislature, City Councils, etc

Statute - ✔️✔️a law passed by the U.S. Congress or a state legislature

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