Law Studies Chapter 1

Legislative, Municipal, and Executive

Legislative, Functional and Municipal

Legislative, Executive and Judicial

Municipal, Functional and Rational

The first 5 rights in the Constitution

The Rights granted to un by the UDHR

The first 10 rights in the UDHR

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution

True

False

True

False

The principle that all persons, institutions, and entities are accountable to laws. No one is above the law.

The principal that all laws are enforced by the government and must be obeyed or penalties will be charged.

The idea that people make their own laws and can change them at any time.

The idea that society cannot function without clear and strict rules.

Requirements for any gathering larger than 10 poeple.

Rules that allow us to live together peacefully in society.

Rules that are designed to make money for the government.

A class you can take in college.

The federal government has total power

The federal government has no authority over the states

There is a separation of power between the federal government and the states

There is sole power in the state governments and the federal government supports that power

True

False

Criminal charges are brought by the state, civil cases are brought by the individual.

Civil cases are brought by the state and criminal cases are brought by the individual

Civil cases never result in punishment or fines, but criminal cases do.

True

False