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Judicial Branch

Judicial Branch. Chapter 10. Journal Entry. What qualities do you think should be required to serve as a judge? Consider education, experience, and personal qualities Warm Up Section. What Courts Do. Solve legal conflicts in criminal & civil cases Civil Cases

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Free Powerpoint Templates

CMY 304L Formal Reaction to Crime. www.vccriminology.com. Free Powerpoint Templates. Did you know??. Revision of CMY103D. Theme 1 Fear of crime, informal control of crime, what causes fear of crime, vulnerable groups, reduction of fear of crime, social control is the most effective .

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Presentation Outline

Presentation Outline. II. Political Institutions a) The Executive Branch b) The Legislative Branch c) The Judicial Branch d) The Party System e) The Electoral System. Mixed Presidential-parliamentary system. elects. appoints. II. a) The Executive Branch.

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Presentation Outline

Presentation Outline. II. Political Institutions a) The Executive Branch b) The Legislative Branch c) The Judicial Branch d) The Party System e) The Electoral System. Mixed Presidential-parliamentary system. elects. appoints. II. a) The Executive Branch.

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Unit 3: Governing the People

Unit 3: Governing the People. A group of citizens chosen to make decisions at the community level. mayor. judge. A:. B:. ambassador. council. C:. D:. D council. The leader of our country. mayor. President. A:. B:. govenor. Congress. C:. D:. B President.

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Bell Ringer Questions pages 506-509

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Determine where the following people, job descriptions and symbols belong on the NSL chart.

Determine where the following people, job descriptions and symbols belong on the NSL chart. 1 & 2.This branch of government is responsible for making laws. 3 & 4. This branch of government is responsible for carrying out the law.

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Early Medieval Political Thought

Early Medieval Political Thought. Upul Abeyrathne Dept. of Economics, University of Ruhuna Matara. The Establishment of the Church. It took its rise in the eastern part of the Roman Empire. It was the zenith of Roman Empire. Hence, it developed slowly.

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Elites and Social Change

Elites and Social Change. Definitions : Statistical elite = Those who have the most of scarce and valued resources. If you make a list, they are the top percent. e.g. Pareto (1901) in Rise and Fall of the Elites .

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US Court System

US Court System. Which branch of government decides law through rulings? Why are there so many levels & types of courts? Which court is the highest?. The Supreme Court. The Real Highest Court in the Land. Justices joke that they are not the highest court

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The Rest of the Story

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Mauryan, Gupta, and Kushan Empires.

Mauryan, Gupta, and Kushan Empires. Brandii Hancock & Maggie Hall. GEOGRAPHY. The Mauryan Empire became a major crossroad in a trade network that extended from the rim of the pacific to the Southwest Asia and the Mediterranean Sea . Gupta and Kushan, Empires.

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News Quiz

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3.2: Constitution & Structure of the National Government

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EQ: What was the significance of the Brown vs. The Board of Education Supreme Court case?

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Chapter 1

Chapter 1. Ethics and the Law. Goals. Identify the four sources of law Discuss how conflicts between laws are resolved Compare and contrast criminal and civil law, and substantive and procedural law. US constitution is the most fundamental law of our country.

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CUBA

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The Criminal Court System

The Criminal Court System. CLu3M: Criminal Law. The Criminal Court Structure. The federal government is responsible for formulating criminal law and procedure but it is the provinces that are responsible for administering the criminal court system

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The United States Supreme Court

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