Class Notes pt. 1 Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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The federal __________ acts as the baseline for law in all states

A

Constitution

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Nevada is under the _____ __________ _______

A

Dual Sovereignty Doctrine

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3
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When is Double Jeopardy?

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when one soveign tries to charge someone for the same crime

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True or False: people can be tried in both courts because federal and state courts are different

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True

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5
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people can be tried in both courts because federal and state courts are different, except in _________

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Nevada

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6
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When can a person be charged twice?

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If it’s in two different soverigns, this is due to Dual Sovereignty Doctrine

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7
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Is it double jeopardy if it is differnt crimes form the same event?

A

No

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8
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Does it count as double jeopardy if going from state court to federal court?

A

No

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9
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What is jurisdiction?

A

what causes a court can hear and what type of case it is

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10
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What are the 3 different types of courts?

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1) appellate court
2) origina/general court
3) limited court

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11
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The _______ is where the case actually happens or is heard

A

Venue

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12
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True or False: if someone commits a crime in both states they can be prosecuted in only one of the states

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False; if someone commits a crime in both states they can be prosecuted in different states

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True or False: According to Double Jepoardy, if you commit two different robberies you can only be charged with one

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False; you can be charged with twice with two similar yet different crimes

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14
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______ is an area within the jurisdiction

A

venue

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15
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__________= stare decisis

A

precedent

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16
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__________- the decisions that have been already made

A

precedent

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17
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Both Supreme Courts have the ability to _______ or ______ laws

A

change

define

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18
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List the federal court system from top to bottom.

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1) U.S. Supreme Court
2) Circuit Court of Appeals
3) U.S. District Court

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19
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What is located under the U.S. District Courts?

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1) Article 3 Trial Judges

2) Magistrate Judges

20
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List the Nevada (State) court system from top to bottom.

A

1) Nevada Supreme Court
2) Court of Appeals
3) District Courts
4) Justice + Municipal Court

21
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U.S. District Court, is also known as _____ ______

22
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Article III refers to Article 3 of the ___________

23
Q

______ __ judges are appointed for life

24
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How many federal courts are in Nevada?

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Magistrate Judges hold __yrs terms
8
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_________ Judges are appointed
Magistrate
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Magistrate Judges do ___________ (less than a year) _____
misdemeanor | trials
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Magistrate Judges hear ________ ___________ for felonies
initial appearances
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______ _____ ___ ________ have to hear all cases and hear appeals from U.S. District Courts
Circuit Court of Appeals
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Circuit Court of Appeals have to hear all cases and hear appeals from ___ _______ ______
U.S. District Courts
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Circuit Court of Appeals have to hear all ______ and hear ______ from U.S. District Courts
cases | appeals
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True or False: the U.S. Supreme Court has to hear all cases
False; the U.S. Supreme Court does not have to hear all cases
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The U.S. Supreme Court hears appeals from _______ ______ __ _______
Circuit Court of Appeals
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If the U.S. Supreme Court decides not to take a case, then which court makes the final decision?
Circuir Court of Appeals
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________ and _________ Court handles demeanors
Justice | Municipal
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Most courts have an intermediate _______ ___ _______
court of appeals
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The ____ ___ ______ was first implemented in the federal government
Bill of Rights
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What makes up the 4th Amendment?
-searches & seizures
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What makes up the 5th Amendment?
- self-incrimination - double jeopardy - grand jury indictment - due process
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What makes up the 6th Amendment?
- speedy trial - confront witnesses - impartial jury - accusation - right to counsel
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What makes up the 8th Amendment?
- cruel and unusal punishment | - excessive bail
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What makes up the 14th Amendment?
- due process | - equal protection
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Grand jury indictment is just a _______ right
federal
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________ _____= self incrimination case
Miranda Case
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What constitutes a speedy trial?
is generally within 120 days; is not heavily enforced; is often waved
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What is the difference between due process and equal protection?
due process- everyone goes through a fair procedure | equal protection- you treat people who are similar in the same way
47
The doctrine of selective incorporation is under which amendment?
14th Amendment