'Ex post facto laws' diaporamas de présentation

Civil Liberties

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Federalism

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Federalism

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Unit 6 Vocabulary

Unit 6 Vocabulary. Jurisprudence. The study of law. Jurisdiction. the authority of a court to hear and try a case. Concurrent Jurisdiction. the authority of two or more courts to hear and try a case. Exclusive jurisdiction.

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The Federalist Papers and Federalism

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Powers of Congress

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C H A P T E R 20 Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights

C H A P T E R 20 Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights. C H A P T E R 20 Civil Liberties: Protecting Individual Rights. SECTION 1 Due Process of Law SECTION 2 Freedom and Security of the Person SECTION 3 Rights of the Accused SECTION 4 Punishment.

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Rights of the Accused

Rights of the Accused. Civil Liberties. Principles. It is often said in the American justice system that it is better to allow ten guilty people to go free than to let one innocent person be punished. Habeus Corpus.

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Chapter 3

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Civil Liberties

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CHAPTER 4 THE AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM AND COURT JURISDICTION

CHAPTER 4 THE AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM AND COURT JURISDICTION. DAVIDSON, KNOWLES & FORSYTHE Business Law: Cases and Principles in the Legal Environment (8 th Ed.). AMERICAN LEGAL SYSTEM: COURT JURISDICTION. The Federal Constitution. The Courts and Jurisdiction. How to Find the Law.

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Basic Criminal Law: The United States Constitution, Procedure and Crimes Anniken U. Davenport

Basic Criminal Law: The United States Constitution, Procedure and Crimes Anniken U. Davenport. UNIT TWO: CRIMINAL PROCEDURE. Chapter 4. Constitutional Rights Before Arrest. Introduction and Historical Background The colonists wanted to be left alone.

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Criminal Law Chapter 2 Constitutional Limits on Criminal Law

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The Division of Power Federal and State Governments

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Congressional Powers and Committees

Congressional Powers and Committees . Standing Committees. Committees that are permanent Ex. Veterans affairs, agriculture, and commerce. Joint Committees. Members of House and Senate working together. Select and Special Committees. Temporary meant to complete a assigned task.

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Chapter 14.2 Rights of the Accused

Chapter 14.2 Rights of the Accused. As we have learned, the government uses its police power to prevent crime and to arrest people who break the law. . Writ of habeas corpus. A writ of habeas corpus

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Denied Powers of Government

Denied Powers of Government. Unit 3: The Constitution. What do you think the national government is NOT allowed to do?. Violate the Bill of Rights Put export taxes among states Use money from the Treasury Department without approval Change state boundaries Grant title of nobility

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Security of the Home and the Person

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LAW

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