Introduction to Law flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers Introduction to Law flashcards on legal terms, courts and legal systems. University students and professional candidates, school students and teachers can use the decks to practise or teach these topics. There are over 170 flashcard decks made by more than 160 users, spanning school and university study as well as professional preparation. Pick a deck to begin.
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- Nature and Characteristics of Law37
- Functions and Purpose of Law13
- Legal Terms and Concepts47
- Law, Morality and Justice8
- Rights and Responsibilities8
- Rule of Law6
- Sources of Law39
- Common Law and Precedent5
- Legal Systems17
- Branches and Classifications of Law70
- Public and Private Law22
- Civil and Criminal Law41
- Contract and Tort Law8
- Business Law9
- Courts, Dispute Resolution and Remedies6
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12 cardsLaw subdivision cards cetys LNIG 2020 - U3
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11 cardsCommerce: Criminal and Civil law
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58 cardsHow the Law Works Penn Foster Program
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116 cardsPublic Law and Human Rights Montesquieu's "Spirit of the Laws"
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23 cardsWeek 1 - Introduction to law and the Australian legal system
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172 cardsLAW 1 What is law
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131 cardsIntro to American Law black law definitions
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80 cardsLEGAL CRIME SYLLABUS NOTES Meaning Of Crime
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61 cardsPublic Case Marbury v Madison (1803) 5 US 137
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72 cardsUntitled The Original 13 Colonies
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200 cardsLegal Terminology Part 1A
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39 cardsLegal Studies Mid Year Exam What is a Law
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108 cardsLaw and society 201 test flash cards According to legal positivism:
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126 cardsBusLaw-Exam1 rules and regulations established by government and applied to people in order for civilization to exist
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95 cardsLaw Jargon
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100 cardsBusiness Law Test 1
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51 cardsLegal Environment of Social Work branches of government
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84 cardsCommerce Yearlys 2020 Yr 10 - Law in Action What is Legal Capacity?
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85 cardsIntroduction to Canadian Law
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82 cardsUnit 1 Legal Studies What are laws?
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101 cardsUntitled
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45 cardsLegal Unit 1 Exam Defences to Crimes
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101 cardsHow the Law Works - Terms Part 1
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59 cardsUnit One Law Test Laws of Space What are the 5 treaties and agreements?
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58 cardsLE&M Revision (Law) What are the 2 sources of Law?
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102 cardsPRELIMINARY LEGAL STUDIES: Syllabus Notes What is a value??
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73 cardsChapter 2 - the machinery of justise
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53 cardsYearlies
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53 cardsUntitled What are the two principle legal systems?
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55 cardsUntitled Why do we need laws?
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59 cardsUntitled What is Jurisprudence?
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51 cardsLaw Test
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59 cardsOC INTRO ANY RULE OF ACTION OR ANY SYSTEM OF UNIFORMITY
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35 cardsLaw and Society 3 main reasons for laws in society
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31 cards1st Legal SAC Principles of Justice.
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56 cardsIntro to Law Principles of Property Law (7)
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54 cardsLegal Assisting midterm 3 Branches of Govt.
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42 cardsCh.1
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81 cardsFIL 185 Exam 1 What influenced the law?
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46 cardsMIDTERM 1 LAW What is Stare Decisis?
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About introduction to law flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Introduction to Law flashcards
These decks offer short prompts for working through legal vocabulary and ideas. How the Law Works includes terms such as attorney-client confidentiality and the casebook method. Basic Concepts of American Jurisprudence asks about jurisdiction and the structure of the federal court system. For a different focus, Public Law and Human Rights includes cards on parliamentary privilege and devolution.
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Start with How the Law Works if you want to review terms. Read each prompt, recall an answer before turning the card, and return to the ones you find difficult. You could then use the American jurisprudence deck to practise its questions about courts.
If a card raises a topic you want to explore in more detail, switch to notes or a mind map on the unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check your recall. Choose a deck and work through a few cards.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck could I start with?
How the Law Works is a starting point for legal vocabulary, with cards on terms such as case law and attorney-client confidentiality. If you want to focus on courts, Basic Concepts of American Jurisprudence includes questions on jurisdiction and the federal court system.
What legal systems do the flashcards cover?
The listing includes Intro to Canadian Law and Basic Concepts of American Jurisprudence. There is also a deck on the Australian legal system. Other decks cover topics such as public law, human rights and legal vocabulary, so you can choose according to what you are studying.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users, rather than by GoConqr. A free account also lets you make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes, and save quiz scores.