Chapter 2 ACC 473 Flashcards

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______can decide omng other things whether the laws or actions of the other two branches are constitutional.

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JUDICIAL REVIEW

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2
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____ means law in latin.

A

JURIS

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3
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_____ means to speak in latin.

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DICTION

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4
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_____ means the power to speak.

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JURISDICITON

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5
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________ means personal jurisdiction over ny person or business that resides in a certain geographic are.

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IN PERSONAAM JURISDICTION

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6
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A cout can also excersice jurisdictionover property that is located within its boundaries. This kid of jurisdictionis known as ____

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IN REM JURISDICTION

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7
Q

Under the authority of a
state____________, a court can exercise personal
jurisdiction over certain out-of-state defendants
based on activities that took place within the
state.

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LONG ARM STATUTE

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8
Q

________are state courts that handle only
matters relating to the transfer of a person’s assets
and obligations after that person’s death, including
issues relating to the custody and guardianship of
children.

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PROBATE COURTS

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9
Q

___________ handle only bankruptcy proceedings,
which are governed by federal bankruptcy
law

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BANKRUPTCY COURTS

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10
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Courts in which lawsuits begin, trials take place, and

evidence is presented are referred to as _________.

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COURTS OF ORIGINAL JURISDICTION

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11
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In the federal

court system, the ______ are trial courts

A

DISTRICT COURTS

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12
Q

Federal district courts
can also exercise original jurisdiction over cases
involving ________.

A

DIVERSITY OF CITIZENSHIP

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13
Q

The term ________
applies whenever a federal court has jurisdiction over
a case that does not involve a question of federal law.

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DIVERSITY OF CITIZENSHIP

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14
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When both federal and state courts have the power
to hear a case, as is true in suits involving diversity
of citizenship, ____________ exists.

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CONCURENT JURISDICTION

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15
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When cases can be tried only in federal courts or

only in state courts, ________ exists.

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EXCLUSIVE JURISDICTION

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16
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_________ is concerned

with the most appropriate location for a trial.

17
Q

In order to bring a lawsuit before a court, a party
must have___________, or a sufficient stake in
a matter to justify seeking relief through the court
system.

A

STANDING TO SUE

18
Q

Standing to sue also requires that the controversy
at issue be a ____________—a controversy
that is real and substantial, as opposed to
hypothetical or academic.

A

JUSTICABLE CONTROVERSY

19
Q

______________ are
inferior trial courts that hear only civil cases involving
claims of less than a certain amount, such as
$5,000 (the amount varies from state to state).

A

SMALL CLAIMS COURTS

20
Q

A ___________ deals
with what really happened in regard to the dispute
being tried—such as whether a party actually burned
a fl ag.

A

QUESTION OF FACT

21
Q

A __________ concerns the application
or interpretation of the law—such as whether fl agburning
is a form of speech protected by the First
Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

A

QUESTION OF LAW

22
Q

A _______
is an order issued by the Supreme Court to a lower
court requiring the latter to send it the record of
the case for review.

A

WRIT OF CERTIORARI

23
Q

The Court will not issue a writ
unless at least four of the nine justices approve of it.
This is called the ________.

A

RULE OF FOUR

24
Q

________—the process of resolving a dispute
through the court system—is expensive and time
consuming.

A

LITIGATION

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The simplest form of ADR is ________, a process in which the parties attempt to settle their dispute informally, with or without attorneys to represent them.
NEGOTIATION
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ADR=
ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
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In ________, a neutral third party acts as a mediator and works with both sides in the dispute to facilitate a resolution.
MEDIATION
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A more formal method of ADR is _______, in which an _______ (a neutral third party or a panel of experts) hears a dispute and imposes a resolution on the parties.
ARBITRATION;ARBITRATOR
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___________—that is, whether the matter is one that must be resolved through arbitration.
ARBITRABILITY
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In _________, the parties select a neutral third party (generally an expert in the subject matter of the dispute) to evaluate their respective positions.
EARLY NEUTRAL CASE EVALUATION
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In a _______, each party’s attorney briefl y argues the party’s case before the other and a panel of representatives from each side who have the authority to settle the dispute.
MINI-TRIAL
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Numerous federal courts now hold ________, in which the parties present their arguments and evidence and the jury renders a verdict.
SUMMARY JURY TRIALS
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A major provider of ADR services is the ___________________ (AAA), which was founded in 1926 and now handles more than 200,000 claims a year in its numerous offi ces around the country.
AMERICAN ARITRATION ASSOCIATION