Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Our Legal System
- criminal law
- Misdemeanors- Less Serious Crimes
- examples
- larceny shoplifting
- less serious crimes that are punishable with less than 1 year in prison
- Felonies- Serious Crimes
- examples
- murder
- robbery
- bulgary
- constitutional
law
- cases over
constitutional
issues
- Gideon v. Wainwright
- Established right to
a lawyer
- 6th amendment
- Right to trial by jury
- Fair, Speedy, Public Trial
- Administrative
law
- Considered a
branch of
public law
- governs the act of administrative agencies of
government
- Examples
- Commissions
- Boards
- Tribunals
- civil law
- Tort is a
fancy
name for
civil law
- Cases that involve a plaintiff suing another person for damages and more
- Plaintiff is the person filing the lawsuit
- defendant is the person being
sued
- U.S. Federal court system
- U.S. District courts
- U.S. courts of appeal
- U.S. supreme court
- North Carolina state Court System
- District court
- Superior Court
- NC Court of Appeals
- NC Supreme court
- The Steps of a Criminal Case
- Arraignment
- Preliminary Hearing
- Superior Court Arraignment
- Pretrial Hearing and Motions
- Jury Trial
- Gideon v. Wainwright- The case where we won the right to a lwayer
- Miranda v. Arizona- The case where we won the right to have our rights read to us if we're arrested
- Miranda Rights
- Mapp v. Ohio- We won the right not to be searched unless a warrant is granted to those persons wanting to search
- Search Warrant
- Gregg v. Georgia- Reaffirmed our use of the death penalty
- Exclusionary Rule
- Death Penalty
- 6th Amendment