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BLaw 210 Exam #4 WSU Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Rated A+ Imunnity - In exchange for testimony they don't get punished for their crimes. Percent of arrest that go to trial? - 3-5% What do you need to get an arrest warrant? - Probable cause Consitution - Documents that outline how th...

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Imunnity - ✔✔In exchange for testimony they don't get punished for their

crimes.

Percent of arrest that go to trial? - ✔✔3-5%

What do you need to get an arrest warrant? - ✔✔Probable cause

Consitution - ✔✔Documents that outline how the branches of the

government are supposed to function, responsibilities and limitations for

each branch, relationship between federal and state governments, and

relationship between government and private individuals.

What do you need to bring on a capital offense? - ✔✔Presentment, or a

grand jury enditment. Group of peers review evidence first.

Legislative Branch - ✔✔Makes the law (Art. 1)

Executive Branch - ✔✔Enforces the law (Art. 2)

Judicial Branch - ✔✔Interprets the law (Art. 3)




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, Constitutional Convention in 1787 - ✔✔States put up trade barriers

between one another and created their own armies and operating as

sovereign governmental entities at this time.

Bill of rights created - ✔✔To address state v. federal powers.

Federalism - ✔✔US Government, allocates the powers of government

between a national level of government and its constituent states.

Shared powers are called - ✔✔Concurrent powers

Sovereignty - ✔✔Ability to ruke

The US is - ✔✔a government of the people, by the people, for the people.

Reserved Federal Powers - ✔✔The ability to coin money, regulate

international as well as interstate trade, make treaties, declare war, and

establish post offices.

Reserved State Powers - ✔✔Establish local governments, conduct

elections, and police power which is the authority to make laws concerning

the health safety ad welfare of its residents.

Concurrent Powers - ✔✔Tax, borrow money, establish courts, and regulate

banks. States may regulate in areas which are already subject to federal

regulation as long as the states laws do not conflict with the federal laws

already in place.

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