Quiz 3 Flashcards

1
Q

list the 3 branches of government

A

judicial
executive
legislative

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2
Q

true or false: federal law preempts state law

A

true

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3
Q

the separation of powers between levels of government is called _____.

A

federalism

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4
Q

under the _____ clause, courts may be called upon to decide if a ____ law is invalid because it conflicts with ____ law

A

supremacy
state
federal

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5
Q

give an example of a type of dispute involving freedom of religion

A
  • wearing a turban in school that is not a part of uniform, can’t make student not wear it because it is a part of their religious views
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6
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give an example of a type of dispute involing freedom of speech

A

peaceful protests are allowed and you can speak your mind to the public

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7
Q

under the federal speedy trial act of 1974, the information or indictment must be filed within ___ days from arrest, preliminary hearing to determine probable cause must be within ____ days from arraignment, trial must begin in no later than ___ days and not less than ___ days from arrest.

A

30 days
14 days
70 days
30 days

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8
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list 5 consitutional amendments and their purpose

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  1. freedom of religion, speech , press
  2. right to bear arms
  3. legal search and seizure
  4. right to not self incriminate
  5. cruel and unusual punishment
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9
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list the four types of property and give examples of each

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  1. real estate - house
  2. personal property (tangible)
  3. personal property (intangible)
    4.
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10
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list 5 ways to gain legal ownership of property

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  1. purchase and sale
  2. inheritance
  3. litigation
  4. gift
  5. adverse possession
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11
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define a fixture

A

a fixture is an item originally intdende to be tanginble personal property but used in real estate and taxed as so

example: hardwood floors in room

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12
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whether an item of property is a fixture is important in what 2 kinds of disputes?

A
  1. intention of the piece

2. real estate taxes or how its taxed

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13
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ownership of a house is effective when the ___ is _____

A

deed is recorded

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14
Q

ownership of a car is effective when the ___ is _____

A

bill of sale is delivered

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15
Q

ownership of a stock is effective when the ___ is _____

A

transfer is delivered

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16
Q

sovereign immunity is used as a legal ____

A

defense

17
Q

sovereign immunity ____ apply to ____ actions

A

does, governmental

18
Q

the bank of jamaica ____ its disupte over issuance of its bonds based on sovereign immunity

A

lost

19
Q

who won the case of county of LA vs specialty restaurants

A

county of LA