Chapter 2 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

A bill must be introduced by a _______

A

Legislature

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2
Q

A ___ is proposed, a ___ is a passed law

A

bill, statute

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3
Q

If a person loses a trial in the Superior Court, they can appeal their conviction to an ____

A

Appeals court

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4
Q

Courts make laws when they decide ____, _____, or ______

A

legistative intent, interpret laws, find the laws unconstitutional

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5
Q

State and federal ___ make rules and regulations that carry the weight of law.

A

agencies

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6
Q

Sometimes new laws are made to ___ old laws.

A

repeal

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7
Q

Statures are passed by ____ legislatures

A

state or federal

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8
Q

Some of the laws that state legislatures write are ____, _______, and _____.

A

criminal laws, motor vehicle laws, and civil laws

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9
Q

__ prevents a bill from being enacted into law

A

veto

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10
Q

if a law isn’t written clearly, judges will determine the __

A

legislative intent

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11
Q

a precedent is established when an ____ court changes the interpretation

A

appellate

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12
Q

if national + state laws conflict

A

national law&raquo_space;

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13
Q

_ are considered hidden lawmakers

A

agencies

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14
Q

congress has the power to pass statutes ___ on the people of each state

A

binding

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15
Q

any law with _ is an example of an unclear law

A

“good reason”

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16
Q

supreme court can strike down a state law claiming that there was a constitutional right to __

A

die

17
Q

agents take general laws and make them more

A

specific

18
Q

_ can establish precedent

A

an all appeals court

19
Q

for a treaty to be passed, it must be

A

ratified by 2/3 of senate and signed by the president

20
Q

article 1 of the constitution

A

outlines the areas that congress can write laws

21
Q

treaty

A

an agreement between countries

22
Q

courts will not enforce

A

vague laws

23
Q

agencies hold _ before regulations are passed

A

public hearings

24
Q

state laws jurisdiction is

A

the state

25
Q

the government needs an _ to have a country surrender fugitive

A

extradiction