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the United States Constitution(P10)
7 articles
27 amendments
very difficult to amend
2 attitudes
the 1st amendment(P21)
analysis of the 1st amendment
kinds of expressions
aspects of expression
content regulations
unprotected speech
speech inciting imminent"lawless action"
Brandenburg v Ohio(P22)
fighting words
R.A.V v City of St. Paul
Virginia v Black
(P23)
obscenity
defamation
some commercial speech
conduct regulations
what kind of forum
private property
public forums
traditional public forums
Heffron v International Society for Krishna Consciousness
nopubic forums
the 4th amendment(P49)
whose actions are limited
what kinds of actions are limited
does the defendant have a 4th amendent
Terry v Ohio
the 5th amendment(P53)
Miranda v Arizona
14th Amendment Section(P11)
Brown v Board of Education
congress's power(P31)
Wickard v Filburn
criminal law (P35)
distinguish criminal law from civil law
classification of crimes
felonies
mismeanors
sources of criminal law
the common law
statutes
federal&state criminal law
double jeopardy
burden of proof
no ex post facto laws
no bills of attainder
elements of crime(P38)
actus reus
commissions
omissions
Jones v United States of America
mens rea(ppt)
United States v Jewell
defenses(P43)
failure-of-proof defenses
affirmative defenses
insanity defense
M'Naghten test
MPC test
Jone Hincley(P45)
mental condition during trial(P47)
incompetency to stand trial
can the court hear this case(P58)
subject matter jurisdiction
state courts
federal courts
federal-question jurisdiction
diversity-of-citizens jurisdiction
Hertz Corp v Friend
personal jurisdiction
what's
is there
state courts
statutory basis
due process(P64)
traditional rule
International Shoe v Washington
compare
federal courts
Common Law1
characteristic of common law(P1)
civil law and common law
stare decisis
binding precendents
persuasive presidents
statutes
separation of powers(P2)
legislative
executive
judicial
the system of "checks and balances"
caselaw,statutes,and the Constitution(P4)
hierachy of U.S. law
relationship
court hierachy(P5)
state court system
state trial courts
state court of appeals
state supreme court
faderal court system
federal district courts
federal circuit courts
supreme court of the United States(SCOTUS)
mandatory/binding authority vs persuasive authority(P6)
criteria for a precedent to be binding
analogical&deductive reasoning(P7)
analogical reasoning
3steps
what facts
holding vs dictum
what can you use
deductive reasoning
syllogism
how do we ensure we reach a sound conclusion
3steps
key stages of trial&vocabulary(P9)
pleadings
discovery period
different types of discovery
jury trial
jury
judges
relationship
bench trial
no jury
appeal
the United States Constitution(P10)
7 articles
27 amendments
very difficult to amend
2 attitudes
14th Amendment Section(P11)
Brown v Board of Education
Common Law2
how to read a case(P15)
reading techniques
identify the purpose
read actively
reflect
how to read
what's the case reading
what's a case
where do you find case
what's in a published court opinion
the case name
the case citation
facts section
procedural history
reasoning/analysis/discussion section
the holding
concurring or dissenting opinions
Roe v Wade(P18)
the 1st amendment(P21)
analysis of the 1st amendment
kinds of expressions
aspects of expression
content regulations
unprotected speech
speech inciting imminent"lawless action"
Brandenburg v Ohio(P22)
fighting words
R.A.V v City of St. Paul
Virginia v Black
(P23)
obscenity
defamation
some commercial speech
conduct regulations
what kind of forum
private property
public forums
traditional public forums
Heffron v International Society for Krishna Consciousness
nopubic forums
introduction to legal writing(P27)
goals of legal research and writing
common types of legal ducuments
emails&letters
memorandum
legal instruments
court documents
follow templates and guidelines
tone of writing
predictive
persuasive
how to prepare a case brief(P29)
what's a case brief
elements to include in your case brief
case name,citation
facts of the case
porcedural history
issues
2 sample formats
legal question
holding/rule
analysis
concurring or dissenting opnions
when you write your case brief
congress's power(P31)
Wickard v Filburn
criminal law (P35)
distinguish criminal law from civil law
classification of crimes
felonies
mismeanors
sources of criminal law
the common law
statutes
federal&state criminal law
double jeopardy
burden of proof
no ex post facto laws
no bills of attainder
elements of crime(P38)
actus reus
commissions
omissions
Jones v United States of America
mens rea(ppt)
United States v Jewell
writing a legal memo(P40)
how to synthesize a rule(ppt)
Common Law3
defenses(P43)
failure-of-proof defenses
affirmative defenses
insanity defense
M'Naghten test
MPC test
Jone Hincley(P45)
mental condition during trial(P47)
incompetency to stand trial
the 4th amendment(P49)
whose actions are limited
what kinds of actions are limited
does the defendant have a 4th amendent
Terry v Ohio
the 5th amendment(P53)
Miranda v Arizona
can the court hear this case(P58)
subject matter jurisdiction
state courts
federal courts
federal-question jurisdiction
diversity-of-citizens jurisdiction
Hertz Corp v Friend
personal jurisdiction
what's
is there
state courts
statutory basis
due process(P64)
traditional rule
International Shoe v Washington
compare
federal courts
legal writing
how to read a case(P15)
reading techniques
identify the purpose
read actively
reflect
how to read
what's the case reading
what's a case
where do you find case
what's in a published court opinion
the case name
the case citation
facts section
procedural history
reasoning/analysis/discussion section
the holding
concurring or dissenting opinions
introduction to legal writing(P27)
goals of legal research and writing
common types of legal ducuments
emails&letters
memorandum
legal instruments
court documents
follow templates and guidelines
tone of writing
predictive
persuasive
how to prepare a case brief(P29)
what's a case brief
elements to include in your case brief
case name,citation
facts of the case
porcedural history
issues
2 sample formats
legal question
holding/rule
analysis
concurring or dissenting opnions
when you write your case brief
writing a legal memo(P40)