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        | -Only Judges -NO Jury -Only finding of laws -NO finding of fact -Only deciding if judges at appeals level made mistake -Has to take all cases that appeal to it |  | 
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        | -Only judes -NO jury -Only finding of Law not finding of fact -Only deciding if any government actor at the trial level made a mistake -Has to take all cases appealed to eat |  | 
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        | -Only level where there is a jury -Only level where there is a verdict of guilty/Not guilty, finding on fact. -99% of what you see on TV -Crime against the State or Violation of state Law |  | 
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        | United States Supreme Court |  | Definition 
 
        | -All 9 Judges sit in the same time/court -Do NOT have to take all cases -Court of last resort -99% of cases on appellare jurisdiction -Can toss out any action by state or federal government as "Unconstitutional" |  | 
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        | -Only Judges NO jury! -Only finding of law NO finding of fact -Only deciding if any government actor at trial level made a mistake. -Have to take all cases appealed to it |  | 
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        | -Only level where there is a Jury -Only level where there is a verdict of guilty/not guilty (Finding of fact) -Crime against the Nation or Violation of the Constitution |  | 
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        | A fancy way of saying "Yes" we will hear the case |  | 
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        | Justices who do not agree with the Outcome of the case. |  | 
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        | Opinion of the court (Majority) |  | 
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        | Agree for a different opinion |  | 
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        | Right to an adequate defense |  | Definition 
 
        | Enyone who is being accused of commiting a crime is entitled to a lawyer. (Doesnt have to be a good lawyer just good enough to defend them) |  | 
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        | Intended to prevent unjust arrested & Imprisonment. The right to be presented infront of a court to find out why you are being accused. |  | 
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        | No Matter what your crime is you have the right to a trial. Congress can define & set punishments but cannot inflict punishment . |  | 
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        | Cannot arrest you after a new law was made. |  | 
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        | Group of people who decide if you have enough evidence to goto trial. (Larger Jury) |  | 
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        | Cannot be tried twice for the Same crime if proven "Not Guilty" |  | 
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        | Once a Person is arrested you want your trial to speedy but not to fast because you want your defense to have enough time to defend you. |  | 
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        | Dont want accused to step on the them |  | 
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        | (Trial Jury) Decide if your guilty or not, Unanimus all 12 have to agree |  | 
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        | No jury just a judge. (To avoid jury bias) |  | 
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        | (Judge made law) Not a written law, but an understandin of how judges have ruled in the past. |  | 
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        | The laws written in the constitution |  | 
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        | Create an organization that makes specific codes of conduct in order to protect consumers |  | 
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        | Written out by state, city laws made by local state officials |  | 
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        | Criminal Statutory Law (Misdemenors) |  | Definition 
 
        | Less serious laws ex: Running stop signs, jay walking |  | 
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        | Criminal Statutory Laws (Felonies) |  | Definition 
 
        | Very Serious Ex: Rape Robery Murder |  | 
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        | Civil Statutory Law (Personal/Private)   |  | Definition 
 
        | Want either Money, Property or some kind of action |  | 
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