Source of Laws
Video #1
1. What is the constitution laws?
Constitutional laws gives lawmakers a framework on which to laws that need to meet our countrys changing needs.
2. Who wrote the constitution?
Thomas Jefferson.
3. What is meant by framework?
The frame work of the constitution describes how the american government should be and still is structured.
4. What is meant by separation of powers?
Separation of powers are when the constitution and the US have seperate ideas. THey are divided into 3 separeat branches.
5. What is meant by checks and balances?
limits imposed on all branches of a government by vesting in each branch the right to amend or void those acts of another that fall within its purview.
6. What is meant by individual rights?
Individual rights refer to the rights of individuals, in contrast with group rights.its the sanction of independent action.
7. What is federalism? How does this apply to our laws?
Federalism is the government system in which power is divided between national government and other government state or local governments.
8. What is a stature and regulations as it relates to laws?
Statues are laws. Statues can be created by congress as well as by state and local legislatures.
9. What is meant by federal law?
Federal laws are laws created by congress thsat apply to everyone in the U.S. THe are federal laws because theyre created by the federal government.
10. What is meant by state laws?
State laws are laws made by the state legislatures. These laws only apply for thast state.
11. What is meant by a legal code?
Legal codes are the rules of the laws made.
12,. What is meant by a uniform code?
Uniforme codes are written by experts and then they are proposed to the state legislature.
Contract Law
Video #2
1. What is meant by a contract?
A contract its a document that people sign to not get their rights violated and its a proof statement if anything goes wrong.
2. What is a breach of a contract?
A contract law is a type of civil law that protects us against broken promises and tricksters.
3. What is meant by aremedy?
Aremedy is some form of legal relief. Legal relied is something that someone is entitled to once it has been legally proven that he deserves it.
4. What is meant by compensation?
Compensation is what you get from the person or company u sued for breaking your contract.
5. What is an agreement?
An agreement is a contract law that is made between two people such as a customer and store owner, two business people, and a manufacturer and a buyer. Almost every promise between two parties involving exchange of goods or services.
Civil Law
Video #3
1. What is civil law?
A civil law is the body of law which is applicable to lawsuits involving two persons or parties.
2. What is criminal Law?
The laws of a state or country dealing with criminal offenses and their punishments.
3. What is a plaintiff?
A plaintiff is a private party or the government.
4. What is a defendant?
A defendent is the party being sued.
5. Who files a suit?
The plantiff is the person who files the suit.
6. What is a prosecutor?
A prosecutor is the person suing the defendent.
7. Who is the plaintiff in a criminal law?
In criminal law the plantiff is always the government.
8. What is meant by procedure?
A procedure are the rules that have to do with lawsuits.
9. What is a defendant?
A defendant is the person being sued because the committed a crime.
10. What is a civil trial?
Civil trial is based on the adversarial system. There are two sides to every argument. Each sides present their position.
11. Who or what is a judge?
A judge determines what the law is that applies to the case.
12. What is a jury?
The jury determines what the facts are and applies the law to the facts as they find them.
13. What is meant by innocent?
An innocent person is the person who is being sued but they didnt committ a crime.
14. What is meant by preponderance of the evidence?
Preponderance of the evidence is the majority of the evidence that supports one side of the case.
15. What is meant by absolute proof?
Absolute proof is the proof the person suing has as an absolute certinty. The absolute proof isnt necessary.
16. What is meant by a majority?
The majority of the evidence is 51%.
17. What is a tort?
a wrongful act, not including a breach of contract or trust, that results in injury to another's person, property, reputation, or the like, and for which the injured party is entitled to compensation
Video #1
1. What is the constitution laws?
Constitutional laws gives lawmakers a framework on which to laws that need to meet our countrys changing needs.
2. Who wrote the constitution?
Thomas Jefferson.
3. What is meant by framework?
The frame work of the constitution describes how the american government should be and still is structured.
4. What is meant by separation of powers?
Separation of powers are when the constitution and the US have seperate ideas. THey are divided into 3 separeat branches.
5. What is meant by checks and balances?
limits imposed on all branches of a government by vesting in each branch the right to amend or void those acts of another that fall within its purview.
6. What is meant by individual rights?
Individual rights refer to the rights of individuals, in contrast with group rights.its the sanction of independent action.
7. What is federalism? How does this apply to our laws?
Federalism is the government system in which power is divided between national government and other government state or local governments.
8. What is a stature and regulations as it relates to laws?
Statues are laws. Statues can be created by congress as well as by state and local legislatures.
9. What is meant by federal law?
Federal laws are laws created by congress thsat apply to everyone in the U.S. THe are federal laws because theyre created by the federal government.
10. What is meant by state laws?
State laws are laws made by the state legislatures. These laws only apply for thast state.
11. What is meant by a legal code?
Legal codes are the rules of the laws made.
12,. What is meant by a uniform code?
Uniforme codes are written by experts and then they are proposed to the state legislature.
Contract Law
Video #2
1. What is meant by a contract?
A contract its a document that people sign to not get their rights violated and its a proof statement if anything goes wrong.
2. What is a breach of a contract?
A contract law is a type of civil law that protects us against broken promises and tricksters.
3. What is meant by aremedy?
Aremedy is some form of legal relief. Legal relied is something that someone is entitled to once it has been legally proven that he deserves it.
4. What is meant by compensation?
Compensation is what you get from the person or company u sued for breaking your contract.
5. What is an agreement?
An agreement is a contract law that is made between two people such as a customer and store owner, two business people, and a manufacturer and a buyer. Almost every promise between two parties involving exchange of goods or services.
Civil Law
Video #3
1. What is civil law?
A civil law is the body of law which is applicable to lawsuits involving two persons or parties.
2. What is criminal Law?
The laws of a state or country dealing with criminal offenses and their punishments.
3. What is a plaintiff?
A plaintiff is a private party or the government.
4. What is a defendant?
A defendent is the party being sued.
5. Who files a suit?
The plantiff is the person who files the suit.
6. What is a prosecutor?
A prosecutor is the person suing the defendent.
7. Who is the plaintiff in a criminal law?
In criminal law the plantiff is always the government.
8. What is meant by procedure?
A procedure are the rules that have to do with lawsuits.
9. What is a defendant?
A defendant is the person being sued because the committed a crime.
10. What is a civil trial?
Civil trial is based on the adversarial system. There are two sides to every argument. Each sides present their position.
11. Who or what is a judge?
A judge determines what the law is that applies to the case.
12. What is a jury?
The jury determines what the facts are and applies the law to the facts as they find them.
13. What is meant by innocent?
An innocent person is the person who is being sued but they didnt committ a crime.
14. What is meant by preponderance of the evidence?
Preponderance of the evidence is the majority of the evidence that supports one side of the case.
15. What is meant by absolute proof?
Absolute proof is the proof the person suing has as an absolute certinty. The absolute proof isnt necessary.
16. What is meant by a majority?
The majority of the evidence is 51%.
17. What is a tort?
a wrongful act, not including a breach of contract or trust, that results in injury to another's person, property, reputation, or the like, and for which the injured party is entitled to compensation