'State supreme court' diaporamas de présentation

Ida Wells-Barnett (1862-1911)

Ida Wells-Barnett (1862-1911).

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The Evolution of Administrative and Regulatory Laws

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SEARCH & SEIZURE OF DIGITAL EVIDENCE

SEARCH & SEIZURE OF DIGITAL EVIDENCE. MICHAEL S. JENSEN MAGISTRATE MARION SUPERIOR COURT. IMPORTANT TERMS. CYBER CRIME Any crime in which a computer or other digital evidence plays a role, and thus involves digital evidence. Write Blocker Imaging Hashing Meta Data Delete.

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State Government

State Government. Chapter 12. The Federal System. Section 1. Origins of the Federal System. Originally, each of the 13 colonies behaved like individual countries. Each had its own Constitution Government Laws Articles of Confederation Weak and Ineffective.

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NYC class sizes increase for 6 th year in row & why

NYC class sizes increase for 6 th year in row & why. by Leonie Haimson Executive Director, Class Size Matters 11/18/13 www.classsizematters.org. Contracts for Excellence.

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Civil rights issues in state and local government

Civil rights issues in state and local government. Civil Rights issues. Election of minority/women officials Disparities in criminal sentencing Minority hiring and contracting Affirmative action in employment and college admissions Abortion Gay rights/gay marriage Immigration

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YOU and the LAW

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Chapter 24 Section 1: State Constitutions

Chapter 24 Section 1: State Constitutions. Big Idea: A State Constitution is the supreme law of that State; it sets out how the State is governed. Vocabulary. Popular Sovereignty Limited government Fundamental law Initiative Statutory law. Notes.

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Jump Start

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The Westing Will

The Westing Will. "I, Samuel W. Westing, resident of Westing County in the fair state of Wisconsin in the great and glorious United States of America, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby declare this to be my last will and testament.

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Chapter 3 Traditional and Online Dispute Resolution

Chapter 3 Traditional and Online Dispute Resolution. Learning Objectives. What is judicial review? How and when was judicial review established? What is jurisdiction and how do courts use jurisdiction on internet transactions?

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The Court System

The Court System. Trial Courts. Listen to testimony, consider evidence, and decide the facts in disputed situations. Evidence is provided by witnesses 2 parties Civil- plaintiff and defendant Criminal- prosecutor and defendant Adversarial System vs Inquisitional System

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The Presidents

The Presidents. American Studies. Abraham Lincoln (1861-1865). President during the Civil War Born in Kentucky, grew up in Illinois Jobs: rail splitter, store clerk/owner, ferry pilot, postmaster, lawyer US House of Representatives. Andrew Johnson (1865-1869).

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State Government

State Government. State Legislature State Executive State Judiciary. *State Constitutions. W ritten document which outlines the structure, powers, and limits of state government. Layout of State Government. Like our National Government State Governments has three branches.

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Osborne v. Ohio

Osborne v. Ohio. by Cadet Galba.

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Illinois and the Illinois Constitution

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