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LAW 3800 Midterm Exam

Public Law - involves disputes between private individuals/groups and their
government



Private Law - involves disputes between private individuals or groups



Civil Law - involves the rights and responsibilities involved in relationships
between persons and between persons and their government



Criminal Law - Involves incidents in which someone commits an act against the
public as a whole



Differences between civil and criminal law - - Criminal cases are where the State
accuses someone of a crime.

- Civil cases are taken by individual people or businesses in order to claim or
enforce a right.



Statutes - constitution gives to the LEGISLATURE the power to pass laws on
various subjects. these laws are called statutes



Constitutions -

, Common Law (cases) - Judge-made law; largely based on precedent, meaning the
judicial decisions that have already been made in similar cases



Administrative Law - consists of substantive and procedural rules created by
administrative agencies



Treaties -



Executive Orders -



Precedent - helps to ensure predictability; vital principle in american common law



Stare Decisis - the legal principle of determining points in litigation according to
precedent.



Subject Matter Jurisidiction - the power to hear certain kinds of cases (based upon
the subject)



Personal Jurisidiction - "in personam" ; the power to render a decision affecting
the rights of the specific persons before the court



Levels of Federal Courts - U.S. district courts, Intermediate courts of appeal, the
united states supreme court

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