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1
What is jurisdiction?
Power of a court to decide a case
Power of a police officer to decide a case
Power of the President to decide a case
2
During a civil case, it is best to use an ADR due to the fact that
it is done by a quality group of officials from law firms
you may have a lawyer present
it will be a fairer judgment
it is less expensive and less time consuming
3
Harming someone’s reputation by SAYING false statements is known as slander
True
False
4
What is the key element to performing fraud?
Accusing
Concealing
Killing
Lying
5
A crime can violate both criminal and civil law
False
True
6
“Hand over the money or will kill you” said a robber. The victim was unharmed physically.
Physical Duress
Cohesive Duress
Emotional Duress
Economic Duress
7
The thing of value promised in a contract is the:
Consideration
Invitation to negotiate
Capacity
Legality
8
Someone who voluntarily helps another person commit a crime is called a(n)
Accomplice
Accessory Before the Fact
Principal
Accessory After the Fact
9
The components of a bill draft are the preamble, body, and enactment clause(s)
False
True
10
One of the elements that must be present for a person to be found guilty of a crime is mens rea
False
True
11
Interfering with a persons right to be left alone is under the tort of:
defamation
invasion of privacy
negligence
Lady Gaga
12
When the offeree and the offeror come to an agreement, they create a:
Legal Agreement
Genuine Agreement
Acceptance
Legitimate Agreement
13
Which of the following categories is not a common basis for hate crimes?
Ethnicity
Age
Race
Religion
14
The two general types of unintentional torts are:
strict liability and negligence
negligence and proximate cause
tortfeasor and proximate cause
injury and non-injury
15
A private wrong committed by one person against another is known as a:
Tort
Disobedience
Crime
Nuisance
16
A misdemeanor is a crime that is punishable by fines only.
False
True
17
The Plaintiff usually files a _________expressing the allegations of that mentioned person.
Answer
Statement
Question
Complaint
18
A person who is held responsible for the well being of others and knowingly does
NOT
do so
Agreements Inducing Fraud or Breach of Duty
Agreements involving unreasonable restraint of trade
Contracts interfering with marriage
Agreements to obstruct justice
19
Law that states that adults who serve alcohol to minors will be held liable is called
Amber Alert
Social Host Law
Zero Tolerance Law
Leandra's Law
20
The type of defense that states that you were tricked into committing a crime is called
Immunity
Entrapment
Trickery beyond a reasonable doubt
Insanity
21
A ___________________________ is someone who brings a case against another
Defendant
Plaintiff
22
Each state does not have a Supreme Court
True
False
23
If you are arrested, a police officer must read you Miranda rights
True
False
24
The two classifications of ADR’s are __________ and __________
Proactive and Retroactive
Proactive and Reactive
25
In a defamation of character case, one of the four elements that must be proven is falseness.
True
False
26
Laws set in place that regulate the amount that you can charge interest
Gambling Statutes
Licensing Statutes
Sunday Statutes
Usury Statutes
27
All of the following are types of invasion of privacy EXCEPT:
appropriation of name or likeness
private disclosure of private facts
false light
intrusion of solitude
28
This occurs when a person knows and desires the consequences of their wrongdoing:
slander
intentional tort
libel
unintentional tort
29
_____________ is an offense against society rather than an individual.
Civil Law
Negligence
Failing to pay rent
Criminal Law
30
A major crime that is punishable by more than one year in jail or death is called
Indictment
Felony
Infraction
Misdemeanor
31
A personal crime is an offense against property
True
False
32
When you murder 3 or more people in separate incidents you are considered a/an
Sniper
Serial Rapist
Serial Killer
Vagrant
33
The major difference between libel and slander is that:
libel is oral; slander is written
A. slander is not defaming someone; libel does
libel is not defaming someone; slander does
libel is written; slander is oral
34
a person's character and how their actions are either "right" or "wrong" according to society
Ethics
Fraud
Conflict
Jurisdiction
35
A person who commits a tort is known as a:
Plaintiff
Tortfeasor
Defendant
Prosecutor
36
An owner of property did not directly cause harm to another, but the owner is still held liable
Strict liability
Negligence
Proximate cause
Product Liability
37
If you buy Skittles from a store and don't say a word, is this considered a contract?
No because there was nothing written or agreed upon
Yes it's deemed voidable by the store clerk
Yes an implied contract
No because this is not enforceable by law
38
In today’s society, executions are carried out in which way?
Lethal Injection
Electric Chairs
Chinese Water Torture
Gas Chambers
39
Money, promises not to sue, property and charitable pledges are all forms of:
enforceable agreements
consideration
capacity
detriments
40
A secret plan by a group to do something unlawful or harmful (i.e. La Cosa Nostra)
Liars R Us
Confidentiality
Crooked Plans
Conspiracy
41
What are the two types of property?
movable and immovable (real)
land and sea
real and fake
owned and disowned
42
Anything that interferes with the enjoyment of life or property is known as the tort of:
defamation
false imprisonment
privacy
nuisance
43
The main goal of the criminal justice system when it comes to minors is
To protect society
To show them they're young and stupid
To punish them for eternity
Rehabilitation
44
An unintended accident that leads to injury, property damage or financial loss is known as a:
intentional tort
progressive tort
digressive tort
unintentional tort
45
The plaintiff knew of the dangers involved. Having said that, the defendant may claim:
assumption of risk
comparative negligence
actual harm
contributory of negligence
46
Concerned with public wrongs against individuals
Civil Law (Tort)
Criminal
47
_____________ are enforceable rules of conduct that govern our lives.
Rules
Consequences
Ethics
Laws
48
Offenses against society
Criminal
Civil Law (Tort)
49
Laws differ in other countries but are the same throughout the United States.
True
False
50
Laws protect ___________________
All of the above
Basic freedoms
Help people avoid & resolve conflicts
Promote order and stability
51
An example of a felony would be ______________
Armed robbery
Possession of Marijuana
Public intoxication
Parking ticket