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Students identify legal case types, court steps, and fair-process protections.
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20 questions
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A homeowner sues a neighbor for damaging a fence and asks for money. What type of case is this?
The state charges a driver with robbery and seeks a jail sentence. Which area of law is involved?
A business sues another company for breaking a sales contract. What is the business that files the lawsuit called?
A prosecutor accuses a person of burglary and asks the court for punishment. This would be handled as which kind of case?
A tenant sues a landlord to get a security deposit returned. This lawsuit is mainly part of which type of law?
A city charges someone with vandalizing a library wall and seeks a fine. The charge would be heard as what kind of case?
Police want to search a suspect's home for stolen goods. Under the Fourth Amendment, what do they usually need first?
At a first court hearing, a judge reads the charges and asks the defendant for a plea. What step is this?
Lawyers question witnesses and present evidence to a judge or jury before a decision. What court step is happening?
After listening to evidence, the jury announces guilty or not guilty. What is this decision called?
A losing side asks a higher court to review possible legal errors in the case. What step is this?
After a guilty verdict, the judge announces the punishment, such as probation or prison. What step is this?
Before a civil trial, both sides agree on a payment and end the lawsuit without a trial. What is this called?
In a civil case, the jury decides the defendant must pay the plaintiff for damage. What is that decision called?
An accused person is told the charges and gets a chance to answer before punishment. Which constitutional principle is shown?
A defendant who cannot afford a lawyer has one appointed before a felony trial. Which protection is being used?
A neutral judge hears both sides before deciding a property dispute. Which protection is shown?
Before conviction, prosecutors must prove guilt and the defendant is treated as innocent. Which protection is shown?
A criminal law must be clear enough for people to know what conduct is illegal. Which due-process idea applies?
At trial, a defendant's lawyer cross-examines the people who testify for the prosecution. Which protection is being used?
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Roots of American Government
30 questions
