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What if there is no 'precedent'? - ✔✔examine cases in other states and fed court
What is public policy? - ✔✔operates to help preserve in harmony, certainty, stability
statutory intepretation - ✔✔most federal and state law today results from enactment of
stautes by legislative bodies
statutory law - ✔✔formally adoped rules; second or major sources of law
three main reasons for statutory law - ✔✔- adopting measures having to do with structure
and day to day operation of gov
- some activities are of nature that they can't be regulated by common law principles
- to change expressly common law rules when it believes such modifications are necessary
plain meaning rule - ✔✔primary source of legislative intent is the language that makes up
the statute itself
discrimination does have to be the _____ - ✔✔main reeason, just one reason
vagueness - ✔✔some laws are vague and courts will strike them down for that
Statutes - ✔✔written laws enacted by legislatures
administrative law - ✔✔big environmental law; clean air law
, significance - ✔✔refers to the legal power of a gov body or official to take some kind of
action
authority to make a legally binding decision - ✔✔to adjudicate
Types of Jurisdiction - ✔✔personal and subject matter
Personal Jurisdiction - ✔✔the power of a court to force a person to appear before it
Subject Matter Jurisdiction - ✔✔the power of a court to hear a particular type of case
federal courts limited by constitution: - ✔✔exclusive jurisdiction over bankruptcy,
immigration, patents, copyrights and federal crimes
federal crimes - ✔✔any crime across state lines, treason, insider trading high acking,
terrorism, murder of gov officials
state courts have jurisdiction over - ✔✔family law, probate, divorce
order of state courts (lowest to highest) - ✔✔- district
- court of appeals
- state supreme court
state court systems fall into 3 categories: - ✔✔- courts of limited jurisdiction (misdemeanors)
- general trial courts (state criminal cases)
- appellate courts
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