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Mind Map by kdlacy9531, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by kdlacy9531
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Our Legal Law
- Criminal Law
- felony
- Example
- robbery
- burglar aka braeking and entering
- burglar aka braeking and entering
- Homicide aka murder
- robbery
- Example
- misdemeanor
- Example
- vandlism and arson
- less than a year
- less than a year
- vandlism and arson
- Example
- Steps in a criminal case
- Arraignment.
- Preliminary Hearing
- 2nd Arraignment (Superior Court)
- Pretrial Hearing & Motions
- Jury Trial
- Jury Trial
- Pretrial Hearing & Motions
- 2nd Arraignment (Superior Court)
- Preliminary Hearing
- Arraignment.
- felony
- Civil Law
- Tort is a fancy name for Civil law
- cases that involve a plaintiff suing another person for damages & ect.
- defendant the person being sued
- plaintiff the person fulling the lawsuit
- defendant the person being sued
- U.S Court system
- Furman vs Georgia (1972 suspended the use of the death penalty
. the supreme court ruled the way death penalty was being used
was "arbitrarily" freakish . the ban on the death penalty would
last 4 years
- Gregg vs Georgia A jury found Gregg guilty of armed robbery and
murder and sentenced him to death. On appeal, the Georgia
Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence except as to its
imposition for the robbery conviction
- Miranda v. Arizona(1996)
- Mapp v. Ohio,
- Dollree Mapp was convicted of possessing obscene
materials after an admittedly illegal police search of her
home for a fugitive. She appealed her conviction on the
basis of freedom of expression.
- Dollree Mapp was convicted of possessing obscene
materials after an admittedly illegal police search of her
home for a fugitive. She appealed her conviction on the
basis of freedom of expression.
- The peoloce said they didnt read him his mirand right an on appeal, the Supreme
Court of Arizona affirmed and held that Miranda’s constitutional rights were not
violated because he did not specifically request council
- Mapp v. Ohio,
- Miranda v. Arizona(1996)
- Gregg vs Georgia A jury found Gregg guilty of armed robbery and
murder and sentenced him to death. On appeal, the Georgia
Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence except as to its
imposition for the robbery conviction
- Supreme court
- Court of appeals
- Superior court
- District court
- District court
- Superior court
- NC Court System
- Court of appeals
- US Federal Court System
- US District Court
- U.S circuit Court of appeals
- U.S supreme court
- U.S supreme court
- U.S circuit Court of appeals
- US District Court
- Furman vs Georgia (1972 suspended the use of the death penalty
. the supreme court ruled the way death penalty was being used
was "arbitrarily" freakish . the ban on the death penalty would
last 4 years
- Tort is a fancy name for Civil law
- Administrative law
- Constitutional law
- case over constitutional issues
- Giden vs Wainwight
- established a right to a lawyer
- Sixth Amendment
- guarantees right to a lawyer ,
- right to trail
- fair, speedy , public trail
- fair, speedy , public trail
- guarantees right to a lawyer ,
- Sixth Amendment
- established a right to a lawyer
- Giden vs Wainwight
- case over constitutional issues
- Government agency action can include rulemaking,
adjudication, or the enforcement of a specific regulatory
agenda
- Examples: employment, legislative and broad policy decisions
- Examples: employment, legislative and broad policy decisions
- Constitutional law
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